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Old 08-11-2003, 05:39 AM   #11
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Volker: Is that your words, based on the Teachings of Buddha?



If I am not empty I am not with the commandment(s)?







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Volker: Is that your words, based on the Teachings of Buddha?
No. It's a fake. Some people do believe it for true that the original author is Homer S., but that's not true. The truth in the fake is that there is a hidden original author called Li=Oeri, born 604 B.C.E. in K'hüjen, Honan, China, and his commandment is equal to the greek Theos, which is Tao in China language.
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If I am not empty I am not with the commandment(s)?
I think, to discover the freedom from outer commandments and to discover the unity with inner commandments - not to be possible to communicate - is more helpful, than follow a commandment to be busy on emptyness.

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So you posted it for the fun of it? Or do you believe some of it?

I think, to discover the freedom from outer commandments and to discover the unity with inner commandments - not to be possible to communicate - is more helpful, than follow a commandment to be busy on emptyness.

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Well said


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So you posted it for the fun of it? Or do you believe some of it?
Fun is a is serious matter. It is the key to the freedom of the bondage of outer commandments, ten, eleven or thirtyfive.
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I think, to discover the freedom from outer commandments and to discover the unity with inner commandments - not to be possible to communicate - is more helpful, than follow a commandment to be busy on emptyness.

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Well said
( On this saying I have the copyright - )

BTW. Fun: It was a big laugher as I read in the holy Quran that Muhammad was known, that Allah only knows that he - Muhammad - will have a special experience in his further life.

This is the point, where some believers do worship the authority and other just have fun from logic.

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Their Guy reduced the Ten to TWO, and a damnsight less-verbose than y'all manage. You can look it up.
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Fun is a is serious matter. It is the key to the freedom of the bondage of outer commandments, ten, eleven or thirtyfive.

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Fair enough

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BTW. Fun: It was a big laugher as I read in the holy Quran that Muhammad was known, that Allah only knows that he - Muhammad - will have a special experience in his further life.

This is the point, where some believers do worship the authority and other just have fun from logic.

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I don't quite get that sentence, is it like this:

Muhammad knew, by the words of Gabriel(God) that he would get a special experience in the future.

Whats the laugh on?







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Volker: "BTW. Fun: It was a big laugher as I read in the holy Quran that Muhammad was known, that Allah only knows that he - Muhammad - will have a special experience in his further life.

This is the point, where some believers do worship the authority and other just have fun from logic. "

I don't quite get that sentence, is it like this:

Muhammad knew, by the words of Gabriel(God) that he would get a special experience in the future.

Whats the laugh on?
If the teaching of Quran and Muhammad is, that: 'Allah only knows' about xyz, then no one other than Allah knows about xyz. (!)

Now, if Muhammed claims to know about xyz too, then it is untrue - from logic - , that Allah only knows xyz. This learns, that either the first part of the claim must be wrong, or the last part, or both.

'There is no religion higher than truth' was a claim of the Theosophians.

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If the teaching of Quran and Muhammad is, that: 'Allah only knows' about xyz, then no one other than Allah knows about xyz. (!)

Now, if Muhammed claims to know about xyz too, then it is untrue - from logic - , that Allah only knows xyz. This learns, that either the first part of the claim must be wrong, or the last part, or both.
I see in that case I would say that Muhammad was wrong.


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'There is no religion higher than truth' was a claim of the Theosophians.

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Some hindu/vedantics have the same belief.

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