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Old 23-12-2011, 03:18 AM
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Originally Posted by geri
What is the harm in believing in an intelligence and wisdom greater than our own, ....... Just some food for thought.

Hi geri,
Are you talking about ''blind'' belief - the kind with no experience ---like trusting past poets and writers and scriptures that there is something called a God?
(Blake, Kabir, the Gita...)

I don't see any harm. Why would these people lie?
Why would their words strike a chord in our hearts anyway?
Did they see something?
Did their excitement cause them to write page after page about their Cosmic Consciousness?

I believe they did - I may not go along with their interpretation...

However, I personally don't have an experience of a 'blind anything' --- I think it is sweet people believe in something they have never ever
had an experience of --- I wish more people "knew" their was a Holy Spirit or Presence of God...oh well.
All in good time.

(Watch the atheists will jump down my throat for saying that...whatever.)

Religions and dogma of any kind I feel limit the soul's experience.
But a simple belief in a Creator that is benevolent - what harm could there be ?
I think you are right.
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