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Originally posted by svandamme
no it doesn't
my question of "what god" basically made the point that in your post
you tried the make a point for everyone... an assumption that all religion... is governed by what is , or what is not bad in the eyes of God...but in doing so , you impose your view , that there is one God...
which is not the view for Atheists, Buddhist, Hindu , or any other faith that does not conform to your one God view...
so your definiation of what religion is supposed to be
is not accurate and not even fair to others
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The God of any one who's religious. Hindu, Buddhist, God.....
They are all taught it's something personal, not forced. No God of any form teaches to force things.
Trying to force against one's will is against the teachings.
Athiests, no, this doesn't apply to them, they're teachings are not derived from this particular core, God (or Buddha, etc. etc.). Though I would hope they're taught not to force things on others from their mothers...
Best saying ever:
"Mother is the name of God on the lips and hearts of all children."
My point is, for those who believe in God or Buddha, etc., none of these teachings dictate forcing.
How is this inaccurate or unfair?