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I will ask this again as you appear to be evading the difficult questions you have no rational answer for.
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Originally Posted by cb2008
It is a good question.
The abuse of a child falls on all of us. We all equally share the suffering of the child and the responsibility for the abuse. All actions against Dharma, the Cosmic law and order, have repercussions. The adult abuser is often the product of abuse and violence himself. His actions cause suffering to all of us. Only if you think you are an isolated being would you think the suffering the child endures is his alone. It is not. We are one soul, one spirit, divided by bodies that are unreal.
The consequences of actions against Dharma will bear fruit. But by cosmic time, which is not same as sun up to sun down. The atrocities of the past will bear fruit, but not according to our sense of time and place. Only acts of kindness and compassion will mitigate the suffering we all are bound to endure. This is the reason all religions teach kindness and compassion above all else.
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Originally Posted by Harry Diogenes
Ignoring the fact you have no evidence for this Cosmic law, how can it be justice when an innocent child suffers for the crimes of others?
Yes, Hindus. Go ask a Hindu. Or check Wikipedia. Or read von Glasenapp, Zimmer, Schumann, or any English equivalent.
Do not just sit there on your high horse, non-correcting me, ride it into town and get some books to learn about your own religion.
So you know zilch. When you make claims you know nothing about provide a source and a credible link.
But that is ok. Hinduism is huge, an encyclopedia by itself. Even Hindus only know the small piece they practice and they dont care what ‘ism it is. Only atheists seem obsessed with naming it. Hindus simply live it. This is the reason Vedanta teaches knowledge as supreme. Not wikipedia.
Because I corrected you with something you did not know, that Hinduism is a complex system with different theological beliefs?
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Originally Posted by cb2008
When you make claims you know nothing about provide a source and a credible link.
When ...
Instead of preaching what you are usually guilty of, practice it.
Also, I gave you three German names because I do not know any English writers on Hinduism. I presume you can Google actual experts if you want to learn for your self.
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Originally Posted by cb2008
But that is ok. Hinduism is huge, an encyclopedia by itself. Even Hindus only know the small piece they practice and they dont care what ‘ism it is.
I know. I explained this to you.
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Originally Posted by cb2008
Only atheists seem obsessed with naming it.
You are not an atheist, you claimed Hinduism is monist, remember?
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Hindus simply live it. This is the reason Vedanta teaches knowledge as supreme. Not wikipedia.
OK, then ask another Hindu. One who knows more than you.
So you know zilch. When you make claims you know nothing about provide a source and a credible link.
But that is ok. Hinduism is huge, an encyclopedia by itself. Even Hindus only know the small piece they practice and they dont care what ‘ism it is. Only atheists seem obsessed with naming it. Hindus simply live it. This is the reason Vedanta teaches knowledge as supreme. Not wikipedia.
Remember, Atheist desire to be free to practice their non-belief. You are getting some type of bonus on how to believe correctly.
I thought you had that status to be facetious and snarky.
To me, no one has "all the answers" (definitely including myself). Even the best of groups seem to lack a majority of answers. The power of one and the individual is significant, but no group. Oh well.
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Yes, Hindus. Go ask a Hindu. Or check Wikipedia. Or read von Glasenapp, Zimmer, Schumann, or any English equivalent.
Do not just sit there on your high horse, non-correcting me, ride it into town and get some books to learn about your own religion.
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Originally Posted by cb2008
So you know zilch. When you make claims you know nothing about provide a source and a credible link.
But that is ok. Hinduism is huge, an encyclopedia by itself. Even Hindus only know the small piece they practice and they dont care what ‘ism it is. Only atheists seem obsessed with naming it. Hindus simply live it. This is the reason Vedanta teaches knowledge as supreme. Not wikipedia.
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Originally Posted by Harry Diogenes
Because I corrected you with something you did not know, that Hinduism is a complex system with different theological beliefs?
When ...
Instead of preaching what you are usually guilty of, practice it.
Also, I gave you three German names because I do not know any English writers on Hinduism. I presume you can Google actual experts if you want to learn for your self.
I know. I explained this to you.
You are not an atheist, you claimed Hinduism is monist, remember?
OK, then ask another Hindu. One who knows more than you.
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Originally Posted by Hayle White
Remember, Atheist desire to be free to practice their non-belief. You are getting some type of bonus on how to believe correctly.
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Originally Posted by cb2008
Yes. Atheists have all the answers. Even when they don’t they believe it to existence. Faith maybe.
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Originally Posted by Hayle White
Not all express those sentiments.
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That is a handy caveat, yes.
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I thought you had that status to be facetious and snarky.
To me, no one has "all the answers" (definitely including myself). Even the best of groups seem to lack a majority of answers. The power of one and the individual is significant, but no group. Oh well.
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