--- In [email protected], "curtisdeltablues" <curtisdeltabl...@...> wrote: > > Invoking Narayana is not secular. And although it is not "required that you > believe" in the religious concepts that are taught, they are still not > appropriate for school outside of world religion class. TM could be taught > there alongside creationism. >
Just as an exploratory counter point - If a "religion" doesn't reveal God in its Fullness and Completeness to me -- within a year, month is better -- then its just so many words. A fraud. Not a religion. So who cares if some drunk like characters proclaim themselves a religion. It doesn't make what they do, believe or teach a religion. Its just perpetuation of a scam, calling itself a religion when it can't produce the goods. But if that same group has something else to offer of value -- ok -- I'm game -- and I have no qualms or concern that the thing of value that they offer is religious. Its not. How can a non-religion offer something religious? A separate point. If I eat at a HK temple, is it a religious meal? Is it counter to my religion? Are Christians at risk for eternal damnation by eating at a HK temple?
