Thread: Doubting my Faith

Originally Posted by O'nus

Because it is a subjective matter... just like the spirit..

Oh, yeah! Come on, that argument is a little dusty.

Originally Posted by O'nus

Obviously. Someone who needs desperate help in life will need to believe in spirit in order to truly follow the path of spirituality to help them in their life.

Not necessarily "desperate help", but one who is seeking perfect happiness as the Ultimate Reality. One could seek God for its own sake; for the sake of God/Self-Realization!

I just remembered a spiritual 12-step group called "Alcoholics Anonymous". Have you heard of it? I think it was founded by a hopeless alcoholic, who basically had his life going "down the spiral". At a certain point in his life, he had a spontaneous spiritual vision - which changed his life forever. He recovered and transcended his hopeless addiction, with many profound changes that followed.

It is a group that has been known to have a profound and powerful influence on people who are stressed (or any form of suffering); many of the seemingly "hopeless" soaring to marvelous recovery. Miraculous healings and spiritual transformations have been brought about, simply by one's devotion and unwavering intention, coupled with the aid of this spiritual group.

Originally Posted by O'nus

Oh, you got it all figured out, hm?

Alright.. well, enjoy being One. I won't stop you.

~

I'm sorry, I really am. You don't have to stop me.

I wish you would at least understand what you are being sarcastic about.