Unequally Equal, Equal, Unequal, .............is giving me a huge headache
of late.
Because, I treat any particular religion as an ulcer, turning tumorous and
ultimately leading to cancer and the sad demise.
Religion is GOD , whom no one has seen. It is believed to be around and very
potently so, whether in the nude or otherwise.
Accept Him or not is a DEMOCRATIC right, which of late is ' might is
right...... aka HJS.
As for me, I accept GOD, whoever it is. I do not fear Him. I treat him as my
friend. I would want to throw my hands arond His shoulders and walk to
compare notes. I would dump Him the moment I have a reason to believe that
He is two timing me.
BUT I refuse to accept GOD is any particular CLUB such as Hindu, Muslim and
worst Catholic. I would prefer a Christian Club if it was around.
:-)
Cheers
floriano
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mervyn Lobo" <[email protected]>
To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, August 21, 2010 6:39 AM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] All religions ......
George Pinto wrote:
All religions are equally unequal except when they unequally equal,
although I have heard some religions are equally equal when they
are not unequally unequal.
Hope this helps and clarifies the matter.
George,
Someone got it exactly right the other day when he sent a quote here
that suggested:
"When you convert from one religion to another, all you are doing is
exchanging one cage for another."
Every religious person here is convinced that his/her religion is the
truth and the way. The more religious the person, the more convinced
s/he is in that everything in his/her religious book is the absolute truth.
For the non-believers, these religious arguments are an endless source of
amusement.......
Mervyn1228Lobo
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