Re: MD The MOQ and Mysticism 101

From: MarshaV (marshalz@charter.net)
Date: Fri Jan 14 2005 - 14:24:31 GMT

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    Then is God just what any Christian defines it to be?

    At 07:38 AM 1/14/2005 -0500, you wrote:
    >Marsha)How would the majority of Christians define God? And what would
    >most likely be the origin of that definition?
    >
    >Chin)The point is that God is just as believable to the Christian as Quality
    >is to us; not that God is more believable to us.
    >
    >It has been my experience the Christian will split God up into the Father,
    >Son, and Holy Spirit, and it seems there is a play away from the Holy Spirit
    >in some religions, but I can't say as I haven't been to a church since
    >childhood.
    >
    >It would seem to me that if you didn't split the three, but recognized as I
    >have found through discussions with Christians to be true now (I don't
    >believe it was taught that way when I was a child) that Quality and God can
    >be interchangeable and that the MOQ might make sense to the Christian.
    >
    >It is in the interpretations of the Bible that would cause the difficulty
    >for the Christian sceptic, and these interpretations can be looked at in a
    >new light that may work with the MOQ.
    >
    >My main point is to not exclude any group of people for their cultural
    >beliefs. Otherwise, you would be pretty ,much be excluding the majority of
    >people.
    >
    >Grown people are still much like children. If you meet them with anger and
    >resentment, they will return the favor.

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