> > > [Platt previously] > > > > This I believe: > > > > "On the death of any living creature the spirit > > > > returns to the spiritual world, the body to the > > > bodily world. In this, > > > > however, only the body is subject to change. The > > > spiritual world is > > > > one single spirit who stands like unto light > > behind the bodily world > > > > and who, when any single creature comes into > > being, shines through it as through a window. > According > > to the kind and size of window > > > > less or more light enters the world. The light, > > > however, remains unchanged." -- Azis Nasafi > > > [SA previously] > > > You see, when Krimel said he believes death > > and birth is uncertain, and you say death and birth > > are absolute, yet, when you say "...any living > > creature the spirit returns..." your saying birth > and death > > is not absolute. So, according to what you quote > > above, you believe the body absolutely dies and is > born, > > but the spirit does NOT absolutely die and birth. > So, > > > your not absolutely absolute about birth and death > > it would seem. > > [Platt] > > Every statement in the quote above about the body > > and the spirit are > > absolutes. There is no hedging, no probabilities, no > > allowances for chance. > > Ok, but now your talking about your belief with > absolutes when it comes to BODY and SPIRIT. When you > were talking with Krimel you were talking about > absolutes when it comes to BIRTH and DEATH. These > latter (birth and death) are different words than the > former (body and spirit), right?
The term "body" in the above quote is subject to the absolutes of birth and death. The term"spirit" in the above quote is the absolute of that which transcends birth and death. Krim believes bodily birth and death are not absolutes, that there's a chance his body was neither born, nor will it die. Is that what you believe, too? Platt moq_discuss mailing list Listinfo, Unsubscribing etc. http://lists.moqtalk.org/listinfo.cgi/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org Archives: http://lists.moqtalk.org/pipermail/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org/ http://moq.org.uk/pipermail/moq_discuss_archive/
