Do You Believe There's Some Truth In All Religions?

[SunZoo]

Esoterically speaking yes, but only when you get your mind and spirit away from the dogma, pomp and circumstance, irrational spookism, and mundane politics that typically accompanies the Abrahamic faiths and even Buddhism to some extent.

Black Christians and Black Muslims in particular would be wise to open up to the esoteric roots of these religions and what they have to do with us Black folks specifically.

This is real shyt.

The finger points to the moon, as religion points to god or whatever placeholder you prefer, maths included

And you won't truly see the moon, or know god til you trade external knowledge for experiential knowledge of self.

 

[old_timer]

My father would play a game with me..
"How do I know...?"
How did i know it had rained?? Well, there are puddles.. That woman is carrying an umbrella, and that guy's shirt is wet
And he would put me through the paces
But what about this or that??

My mother had a good vocabulary..
Would challenge me to convey more information,, to make meaningful distinctions in what i said

... the ten year old version of myself understood you could be right for the wrong reasons, or wrong for the right reasons

or, as i became a teenager, that you could take a fact and use it to bolster a bunch of crummy assumptions
then flip it around like the fact could be verified by your crummy assumptions to elevate your crummy assumptions into being the "new facts"
Just a little sleight of hand

 

[BigSteppa]

Some people believe there's a god and some don't I say everyone is entitled to their opinion and just leave it like that

 

[SirReginald]

My father would play a game with me..
"How do I know...?"
How did i know it had rained?? Well, there are puddles.. That woman is carrying an umbrella, and that guy's shirt is wet
And he would put me through the paces
But what about this or that??

My mother had a good vocabulary..
Would challenge me to convey more information,, to make meaningful distinctions in what i said

... the ten year old version of myself understood you could be right for the wrong reasons, or wrong for the right reasons

or, as i became a teenager, that you could take a fact and use it to bolster a bunch of crummy assumptions
then flip it around like the fact could be verified by your crummy assumptions to elevate your crummy assumptions into being the "new facts"
Just a little sleight of hand

A good way to look at it.

 

[SwizzLake]

There is truth in Abrahamic religions. I don't believe that Jesus was G-d son either, and I also think the Jews are mistaken when they denied him as the Messiah. Islam is the only faith that fills the gaps. Have you done research on the The Lost Books of the Bible? Why were these books deliberately omitted? What did these Books taught?