Karnal wrote on Aug 18^th, 2011 at 3:36pm:



Romans 14:17
For the kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness, and peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost.
18  For he that in these things serveth Christ is acceptable to God, and approved of men.

Amadd wrote on Aug 18^th, 2011 at 1:25pm:

Well, not so totally in dispute as you'd think. If the historical Jesus did not exist, it would have been easy to simply invent the story of his birth in Bethlehem by claiming his family already lived there, rather than co-opting the Census story to have him recorded as having been born there.

Clearly there were enough witnesses at the time who could claim (or at least by second hand) that he was born somewhere in Galilee (if not in Nazareth). After all, there is no dispute that James (his brother) existed and there is reason to believe (albeit via Acts) that James acknowledged he existed.

Yadda wrote on Aug 18^th, 2011 at 1:40pm:



In fact we humans have built machines and technology which can detect and 'sense', beyond our own human senses.

e.g.
Visible light [i.e. light which is visible to humans], is a small part of the whole light spectrum.




Take the example of radio waves [a part of the wider 'light' spectrum];

500 years ago, radio waves effectively did not exist [within the human experience].

Why so?

Because we humans can not see 'invisible' radio waves.

But today, a human being of average intelligence, would not dream of claiming that radio waves do not exist.

With expanding human knowledge, what would have once been considered 'magic', becomes commonplace knowledge among men.

Today, modern man has technology, which [mostly] we all blandly take for granted.

An example of;

"Familiarity, breeds contempt."

???



Doesn't my argument clearly demonstrate, that it is very likely, almost certain, that there are likely to be further, un-discovered 'realities' beyond our ken, beyond the [present] knowledge of sceptics ?

And wouldn't it have been the sceptics of this present age, who, in another age, would have been among the most prolific of 'witch burners', 500 years ago ?

Those who today claim, that what is not commonly known [that which is not the common experience], is 'dangerous' heretical rantings ?

Good to see Yadda and the Light on the same page here.

Forgiven.

Light, do you ever actually READ other's posts before responding and forgiving?

I didn't think so.

some may comfort fear

this is so

i let that be and do not judge this reaction

or judge those whom do seek to judge

with forgiveness and blessings

all are equal yes

do any deny this fact?

im interested with forgiveness

namaste

harmonics

frequency and

individual ViBrAtIoN interpretations yes



Cymatic experiment

namaste

Yadda wrote on Aug 19^th, 2011 at 1:08pm:


forgiven for ignorance and confusions

beloved brother soul

I hope this comforts you

namaste