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Atheists & Agnostics

LiberalArkie

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1. I believe that in the years that he was missing, he was being taught by Buddhist monks who were

Reply to Sky Jewels (Original post)

Thu Jul 27, 2023, 01:11 PM

Jul 2023

known to have been in the area at the time. Thus explaining some of his teachings and the reference to be reborn.

Note: I had my Episcopal priest when I was a kid mention it to me as he was explaining some things.

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"I'm a devout Christian, but I believe in science." [View all] Sky Jewels Jul 2023 OP

I believe that in the years that he was missing, he was being taught by Buddhist monks who were LiberalArkie Jul 2023 #1

But Christianity is based on belief that Jesus Sky Jewels Jul 2023 #4

In your way of thinking, Big Blue Marble Jul 2023 #2

They're able to hold two contradictory belief systems in their heads simultaneously. Sky Jewels Jul 2023 #3

Exactly. Duppers Jul 2023 #11

Two quotations about religion: anciano Jul 2023 #5

Great quotes. Sky Jewels Jul 2023 #6

My favorite ☝️ Duppers Jul 2023 #12

I see a lot of compartmentalization going on Warpy Jul 2023 #7

Agreed. Sky Jewels Jul 2023 #10

I believe science and spirituality are on intersecting courses CanonRay Jul 2023 #8

Science does not actually intersect with supernaturalism, though. Sky Jewels Jul 2023 #9

Here's some science True Dough Jul 2023 #13

Ha ha Sky Jewels Jul 2023 #14