Oneness: Great Priniciples Shared by All Religions

[regnauld]

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mao lage u problem your making all things thesame, all religions thesame, all gods thesame, all faiths thesame all men thesame. which is not true your just generalizing all things which is not. its saing an elephant is an animal, a rat is an animal therefore all rats and elephants are animals, however thus a rat and an elephant is thesame aside from being an animal? NO theyre totally different a rat is not an elephant nor thus an elephant is a rat.

same with GOD, Christian, JEWS and MUSLIMS believes in GOD. HINDUS, BUDHIST, JAINS, TAOIST also beleives god, therfore christians ext.... believes in GOD however do each of them worship the same GOD that the others worship. NO!!!!!!!! they do not

Do you know the meaning of ESSENCE? Did you graduate in Philoosphy?

[st.anthony]

Do you know the meaning of ESSENCE? Did you graduate in Philoosphy?

yes why do you did you ask? bro if ask me about essense you would surely not understand because if you have then you would be making everything thesame

[regnauld]

yes why do you did you ask? bro if ask me about essense you would surely not understand because if you have then you would be making everything thesame

Can you define ESSENCE?

Let us have some healthy dialogue here.

[st.anthony]

Can you define ESSENCE?

Let us have some healthy dialogue here.

1. The intrinsic or indispensable properties that serve to characterize or identify something.
2. The most important ingredient; the crucial element.
3. The inherent, unchanging nature of a thing or class of things.
4. 1. An extract that has the fundamental properties of a substance in concentrated form.
   2. Such an extract in a solution of alcohol.
   3. A perfume or scent.
5. One that has or shows an abundance of a quality as if highly concentrated: a neighbor who is the essence of hospitality.
6. Something that exists, especially a spiritual or incorporeal entity.
7. In philosophy, essence is the attribute or set of attributes that make an object or substance what it fundamentally is, and which it has by necessity, and without which it loses its identity. Essence is contrasted with accident: a property that the object or substance has contingently, without which the substance can still retain its identity

assa man ani?

[regnauld]

1. The intrinsic or indispensable properties that serve to characterize or identify something.
2. The most important ingredient; the crucial element.
3. The inherent, unchanging nature of a thing or class of things.
4. 
   
   1. An extract that has the fundamental properties of a substance in concentrated form.
   2. Such an extract in a solution of alcohol.
   3. A perfume or scent.
   
   
5. One that has or shows an abundance of a quality as if highly concentrated: a neighbor who is the essence of hospitality.
6. Something that exists, especially a spiritual or incorporeal entity.
7. In philosophy, essence is the attribute or set of attributes that make an object or substance what it fundamentally is, and which it has by necessity, and without which it loses its identity. Essence is contrasted with accident: a property that the object or substance has contingently, without which the substance can still retain its identity

assa man ani?

In philosophy, essence is the attribute or set of attributes that make an object or substance what it fundamentally is, and which it has by necessity, and without which it loses its identity.

Now what is the ESSENCE of religion?

[handsoff241]

Which is more acurate the Anthropomorphic GOD or the GOD as ENERGY or PURE CONSCIOUSNESS?

Accurate in what sense?

[regnauld]

Accurate in what sense?

In your observation!

[regnauld]

The Golden Rule is the cornerstone of religious understanding. It is the most complete expression of the Oneness of all people, serving as the foundation for peace and universal goodwill on earth.

The Golden Rule is expressed almost word for word in every religion. So fundamental is it to all religious thought that the founders and enlightened teachers of every religion have commented on it directly.

Jesus referred to The Golden Rule as "the law and the prophets." Mohammed described it as "the noblest expression of religion." Rabbi Hillel stated in the Jewish Talmud that The Golden Rule is "the whole of the Torah and the remainder is but commentary." Vyasa, the enlightened Hindu sage, called it "the sum of all true righteousness." Similarly, Buddha referred to it as "the sum total of all righteousness." And Confucius, the great Chinese master, deemed it "the one principle upon which one’s whole life may proceed."

Many people are taught from childhood that living The Golden Rule is an ideal, but the practical benefits are not emphasized. When people look upon others as extensions of themselves, all obstacles to fulfillment are removed-both for individuals and society. When the goals of every individual are supported by the activities of every other person, the world has the possibility to flourish with peace and prosperity. For this reason, The Golden Rule should not be thought of as a vague ideal. It is a practical principle that embodies the deepest aspirations of humanity. It serves as the basis for all that is positive and lasting in human life.

[handsoff241]

But consciousness is an anthropomorphic attribute.

[regnauld]

But consciousness is an anthropomorphic attribute.

Explain kuno sir!