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Question about saving people.
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Piecemaker
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Re: Question about saving people.
The world might be a better place if there hadn't been so many people hell-bent on "saving" people. Focus on your own spiritual growth/enlightenment and leave the "unsaved" alone.
It's possible to do all the right things and still get a bad result.
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masen
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Re: Question about saving people.
It I don't think is possible to save anyone. As you sow -so shall ye reap. We must pay for our sins, its as simple as that I believe.
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cliffy1
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Re: Question about saving people.
masen wrote:It I don't think is possible to save anyone. As you sow -so shall ye reap. We must pay for our sins, its as simple as that I believe.
The only person who help is the person themselves. And what is sin? By whose dogma is an action a sin? By whose god are we judged? Does belief have any relevance outside one's own mind? Too many questions and too few answers.
Trying to get spiritual nourishment from a two thousand year old book is like trying to suck milk from the breast of a woman who has been dead that long.