I discovered I may have some Jewish ancestry when I did some research on my last name origin and I discovered my last name has English, German, Dutch, and Jewish origins.
WE all are eine gemisch
What do you guys think about the existence of God? Everybody has their own personal and cultural beliefs and I respect theism, religion, and spirituality but I want to know more about what it means to be agnostic or atheist.
If atheist theory can make a living organism from raw chemicals then they have something , otherwise they are just speculating . Nobody have seen God and God is a spirit, but there are indirect evidences of the presence of God , look around you and observe nature and see the wisdom how things are put together and how they function , then bring your own conclusion .
I like to believe in God, religion, and spirituality because it gives me a sense of integrity and purpose I can find no where else.
Atheism does not have much to offer is like an empty glass, We the believers we live by hope.
Read Isaiah 53 and see what happen to Yahshua (Jesus ) before the crucifixion and the reason for His deat
That prediction was 600 years before it happened. God said He will bring the scattered people of Israel back to the promised land to Abraham . Read in the prophet Jeremiah and Ezekiel for the return of Israel . Now 1947 Israel become a free state , there are other prediction more.
What exactly is "atheist theory"? Did you just make that up? Or are you referring to what most educated people refer to as "science"?If atheist theory can make a living organism from raw chemicals then they have something , otherwise they are just speculating.
We've been studying the natural universe for a couple of centuries and we've been doing a fabulous job of figuring out how it all works. No, we haven't got all the details yet, but what we have is a whole lot better than throwing our arms up in the air and saying, "God did it, although we don't know how."Nobody have seen God and God is a spirit, but there are indirect evidences of the presence of God , look around you and observe nature and see the wisdom how things are put together and how they function, then bring your own conclusion .
I have given the idea of spirituality some thought and I have decided that I am Roman Catholic. Religions like Judaism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and all other benevolent religions are good things to look into.
I believe spirituality comes from God , religion comes from men lack of understanding God.
What is the difference between spirituality and religion?
Spirituality is a natural feeling to please your Creator . Religion : man made organization and rules imposed on how to get to heaven.
The rule that give us God was : love thy God with all your heart and strength and love thy fellow man as yourself.
Almost all people who identify as Christians love God--or at least they say they do, or simply think they do. But as for loving all people, a large number of people who identify as Christians simply do not love all people.It sounds like the key to spirituality for a Christian is love for God, love for all people, and love for yourself.
Almost all people who identify as Christians love God--or at least they say they do, or simply think they do. But as for loving all people, a large number of people who identify as Christians simply do not love all people.
We have an agenda to love all people . Do atheist have such agenda ?
They hate people whose ancestry is different from theirs. They hate people who are not Christians--especially (these days) Muslims. And, despite America's horror for the Holocaust, anti-Semitism is the most widespread form of religious and ethnic hatred in the USA--right now, today. Jews are hated more than African-Americans, Native Americans, Latinos, Hindus, Muslims, Asian-Americans and other ethnic and religious groups with large populations in the USA.
I definitely can say you are wrong at the present time. There are many evangelical groups support Israel.
There is a great economical contribution to Israel by the tourist industry by christian groups visiting the historical paths of Jesus. I believe some anti semitic rise is due to muslim uprising , because the Palestinian . but the media does not mention much about the terrorism of Palestinian against the Israeli
You'd never guess that Judaism, Christianity and Islam come from the same roots and share an enormous amount of their history and their doctrines.
I don't know where you got the notion that we don't know our roots.
For completeness, I'm also going to point out Baha'i and Rastafarianism, the two most recent offshoots of the Abrahamic traditions. They both arose so recently (Baha'i in the 19th century, Rasta in the 20th) that there are not yet any major hate groups striving to kill their followers, or at least to deport them. In fact, the Rastafarians' celebration of marijuana as a sacrament endears the Jamaican religion to two entire generations of American youth.
As for "loving themselves," I don't understand how anyone can claim to love himself if he hates millions of other people. This was the philosophy of Hitler, which resulted in the deaths of considerably more than half of the Jewish population on this planet, especially in Europe, where they were rounded up like cattle and killed by industrial processes.
Almost all people who identify as Christians love God--or at least they say they do, or simply think they do. But as for loving all people, a large number of people who identify as Christians simply do not love all people.
They hate people whose ancestry is different from theirs. They hate people who are not Christians--especially (these days) Muslims. And, despite America's horror for the Holocaust, anti-Semitism is the most widespread form of religious and ethnic hatred in the USA--right now, today. Jews are hated more than African-Americans, Native Americans, Latinos, Hindus, Muslims, Asian-Americans and other ethnic and religious groups with large populations in the USA.
You'd never guess that Judaism, Christianity and Islam come from the same roots and share an enormous amount of their history and their doctrines.
For completeness, I'm also going to point out Baha'i and Rastafarianism, the two most recent offshoots of the Abrahamic traditions. They both arose so recently (Baha'i in the 19th century, Rasta in the 20th) that there are not yet any major hate groups striving to kill their followers, or at least to deport them. In fact, the Rastafarians' celebration of marijuana as a sacrament endears the Jamaican religion to two entire generations of American youth.
As for "loving themselves," I don't understand how anyone can claim to love himself if he hates millions of other people. This was the philosophy of Hitler, which resulted in the deaths of considerably more than half of the Jewish population on this planet, especially in Europe, where they were rounded up like cattle and killed by industrial processes.