Well, I wanted to create a blog for myself for quite sometime now, but either could not find the time or the inclination to do so... But a couple of days back I decided enough is enough... No more lingering around and then the great mind got on with the work... But it was hard work friends... I longed for a unique blog name... And it took me no less than two full days to zero in on a blog name of my choice...
I also want you to know that, I came across thousand of options... wrote each option on a piece of paper... carried it along and then tried to check if the name is actually available... and to just let you know the amount of thinking and the hits and misses I went through... for every 50 entries I could find just a single available option... huhhhh...
Anyways since the process is on now... I sincerely wish to pen my thoughts down on a regular basis... But then no promises... promises you see are meant to broken...
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I don’t agree with you. I believe in God.
1) God can be seen by those who believe in Him.
2) God's existence can never be demonstrated, either by empirical means or by philosophical argument. The most extreme example of this position is called fideism, which holds that faith is simply the will to believe, and argues that if God's existence were rationally demonstrable, faith in His existence would become superfluous.
3) You weren't there to witness Big Bang. The universe came into existence in the distant past. Nothing can come into existence unless there is something to bring it into existence; NOTHING COMES FROM NOTHING. There must be therefore some being outside of the universe that caused the universe to exist. This demonstrates the existence of a CREATOR (GOD). God is Karta Purakh, the Creator-Being. He created the universe not from some pre-existing physical element, but from His own Self
4) On repeated requests, God didn’t bother to contact you. God exists, not merely as an idea or concept, but as a Real Entity, indescribable yet knowable and perceivable to one who is prepare to dedicate the time and energy to become perceptive to His persona. The Gurus never spoke about proofs of the existence of God: For them He is too real and obvious to need any logical proof. Guru Arjan, Nanak V, says, "'God is beyond colour and form, yet His presence is clearly visible”
5) God has not created evil : God could very easily intervene and wipe away all pain, all suffering, and all form of negativity from our lives. But in so doing, He would rob us of our greatest gift: the gift of choice. We would, then, most assuredly be nothing more than puppets on a string, manipulated by God. But God is a loving God; He allows each of us to become the master of our own destiny. We are given the freedom of choice: the choice either to live by divine law, or in opposition to it.
6) Religion of God : I suspect that God doesn’t have a religion, but I do think God has one belief. God believes in his eventual reuniting with humankind. I think God views all religions as a kind of mixed blessing. Man needs the earthly institution that religion provides, in order to get things done — such as restoring the world
8) Creater of God :God is Ajuni, Un-incarnated, Self-existent. The Primal Creator Himself had no creator. He simply is, has ever been and shall ever be by Himself. God is free from birth and death.
I often wonder why mankind won’t open its eyes to the lies of its oldest enemy, satan. His jealousy and hate towards us shows up in our daily lives. We are tempted daily to hate, judge, murder, commit adultery, slander and to be jealous. He knows these are the things that will keep us forever separated from GOD. He manipulates us and deceive us to believe in our own self righteousness, not GOD. Separation of mankind through race, status, culture, nation and religion leads to a war against each other to prove whom is mightier than whom. It is up to us to use our faith in GOD to open our eyes to this scheme by the devil, and become as one for our sake.
So I want you to know, if you have your own idea about God and it makes you more kind and brave, that is not what matters most. What matters most is what you do. If there is a god, it doesn't care if you get its name right. It cares if you are kind. What matters is whether you stand up for the person who's getting picked on, at the office or on the playground. What matters is if you say hello to the new person in class or in the neighborhood and make them feel welcome. What matters is whether you try to help and not hurt other people and animals.
God is not a fragile thing; the word GOD has a meaning in human culture and history that does not correspond to the beings whose necessity is proven by such arguments, assuming they are valid proofs.
So I want you to believe in God because he is not so obvious that he can be explained away, like an earthly phenomenon. In fact, knowledge of God really can only come by faith. It is so subjective that like most great truths, it can only be known from within. Consider how love or music or friendship or art or almost any other meaningful experience in life is not observable from the outside. You may observe something happening, but the genuine joy and appreciation comes from sharing the experience.
The most important reason to believe in God is that he can be experienced in your own mind and heart. He is not something you can put under a microscope, but He is just as real.
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