Majed

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  1. @hundreth I'm shocked at how you guys follow Leo, while still seeing the world through a materialist paradigm. You guys don't get the relativity of ontology. A christian lives in a different world than a non christian down to the ontological level. Here's the kick: there is not one correct worldview. Whatever you pay attention to becomes your worldview or view of the world. Because reality is infinite mind the more mind looks into a thing like let's say the bible, the more it derives truth, reality, wisdom, insights... From it!
  2. @SOUL You guys have no argument and are just biased against the bible, because you don't understand it.
  3. @Leo Gura How is it BS ? I advise you to contemplate what i said to generate the insight i am trying to share myself.
  4. The bible wasn't created by the world. The bible created the world. It created Judeo-Christian civilization. That's why it contains infinite wisdom. Conventionally we think of a book containing wisdom as something written by a wise man from his life experience and consciousness. With the bible it's the opposite. The bible created the world. The architecture of Judeo-Christian civilization is contained within the bible. The bible is truer, wiser than the world itself. For it was the basis for its creation. The bible wasn't created by the world. The bible created the Judeo-Christian world. That's why each page contains infinite wisdom. The bible shaped the world. The bible is the blueprint for Judeo-Christian civilization. ‎By contemplating the bible you get insights into the fabric of culture.
  5. @Ulax Pick up is a mind virus. Contemplate and generate your own insights about what leads to success in this domain of life.
  6. @Ulax If you don't see every woman as unique. You're essentially denying them their sovereignty, and saying they are interchangeable. Which is disrespectful and borderline psychopathic. Relationships aren't a game to be gamified. Relationships are an open exploration of the other person, based on respect, maturity, and loyalty. Why do you want a woman in the first place if she isn't unique and is replaceable. Doesn't make sense.
  7. @Leo Gura Every woman is unique. There isn't one right way to understand "women". Just like every man is unique. Genuine conscious relationships are based on that principle. Stop the games and get real. Do self reflection on where your beliefs about women come from, and be open to not knowing.
  8. @trenton You guys just like taboo shit at this point.
  9. Most modern people make the mistake of thinking that science is a better worldview than medieval christianity let's say. This is not the case. Because fundamentally reality is infinite, hence can be looked at in infinite ways. Whatever way you look at reality materializes and become your reality. You're forced to look at reality a certain way to have something, otherwise you have infinite formless potential/nothing.
  10. Modern education is biased towards secularism and atheism. Everything is interpreted through a materialist lens. Even modern Christians have one foot in Christianity, and another in secularism and materialism. Christians in medieval times were more fully Christian. The way they interpreted everyday reality and event was more enchanted with spirits, angels, demonic possessions, holy spirit, God, etc... Paradoxically the more ignorant a Christian is, the closer he is to true Christianity. This is not a bug but a feature because modern education indoctrinates people in a secular interpretation of everything. In this respect part of the Islamic world is closer to medieval Christianity than modern Christians. Take a look at Afghanistan, Iran or Palestine, there God rules. God is the law. Not some silly human construct we call the law in the west.
  11. Even the construct of homosexuals didn't exist in christendom in midieval times. People were seen as either natural or deviant. Similar to how some progressives see homosexuality as a construct and that sexuality is fluid and might changes over time. But yeah i don't see how the treatment of "homosexuals" back then is different from our treatment of pedophiles today, and all sorts of other sexuals perversions and deviances. At some point the world has to be organized for the majority not for a few nut cases.
  12. @trenton I gave you both a secular and a christian solution. You choose whatever you want. Any worldview has pros and cons. Even secular ones. If secularism was true as a worldview, secular people would all be wise, successful and happy, which is just not the case. The christian worldview has its merits. Plus what you quoted is cherry picking because christianity preceded secularism, hence you can't apply modern standards of morality to christianity. Christianity still has good insights in relation to human dignity and the sanctity of human life.