Jose Reyes said:Abraham, Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad all tell us the same thing: we simply aren't good enough to please God on our own.
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Abraham the Troglodyte, Buddha the Lunatic, Jesus the Narcissist, and Muhammad the Spokesperson—they’re all just architects of this hellish, endless, and utterly miserable battle we find ourselves fighting.
Karen Sanchez19, hiddenpuma75—none of them have actually achieved a full Awakening Predisposition.
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That’s exactly how hell was created, Karen Sanchez19.
It all starts within our own minds.
Coming straight from the mouths of a handful of HUGE FOOLS in our little corner of the US. 😎 😁
Our very own resident forum expert has certainly been busy lately, putting out quite a lot of writing over the last few days and even heading into this week.
It’s more than just a little; it’s actually quite a lot.
I’d like to make an announcement to our Master and everyone currently using his services.
If only we could all be blessed with the touch of a Master John—the kind of guy who can actually fix just about anything you throw at him.
He managed to sneak two massive blunders right into that bombastic presentation of his.
There are two mistakes that simply don't sit right with anyone claiming to be a spiritual teacher.
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So, basically...
First off, we’re looking at a methodological error here. We can try to wrap our heads around it, sure, but there's no way we can just let it slide. However, the second mistake is much more serious—and that's because it's rooted in hard, cold facts. 🙂
First off:
As the brilliant Blake once told John: "To generalize is to be an idiot."
Our good friend Master John has gone ahead and lumped Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam all into one single bucket, attempting to generalize them under one umbrella. His mistake? He’s grouping them all together based on what he considers a shared, incorrect interpretation of their core theological principles—but I’ll dive into the specifics of why that's wrong in point number two.
It’s becoming pretty clear that our good old Master John isn't exactly "well-versed" in these matters. He's definitely lost his footing on some rather slippery ground, and honestly, that's just a plain fact.
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So, there you have it—those are the mistakes, and they’re pretty significant.
Jose Reyes is being completely unfair here. Honestly, how can anyone be so stubborn? The facts clearly show that he's misattributed this entirely.
Regarding Abraham and his connection to Judaism...
The essence of enlightenment—truly becoming Buddha Dharmi.
Jesus—specifically regarding Christianity.
Regarding Muhammad and Islam.
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Abraham, Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad all tell us the same thing: we simply aren't good enough to please God on our own.
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This sentence really belongs in the "greatest shit" category. 🙂 It feels like we have this one specific topic popping up on pretty much every single subforum we visit. It’s become a bit of a recurring theme, isn't it?
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It’s a widely held sentiment that Christianity alone clings to such a distorted theological dogma—and if you ask me, theology is nothing more than a tapestry woven from lies.
If we accept that humans are inherently flawed, then it follows that our very existence—our "imperfect birth," if you will—is part of that same broken pattern.
The whole concept surrounding the dogma of Eastern Sin is such an interesting thing to unpack. It’s one of those heavy theological topics that really makes you stop and think about how we perceive morality and our connection to the divine. When you dive into it, you realize it isn't just some dry rulebook; it’s a fundamental way of looking at the human condition and our inherent flaws. I've always found it fascinating how these deep-seated ideas shape so much of our spiritual journey.
So, basically, John's previous post was only referring to Christianity.
I’ve actually been putting some thought into this lately and even sat down to write a bit about it. My main takeaway is that Judaism, Buddhism, and Islam all stand in such sharp opposition to these untruthful Christian doctrines.
Even prominent Catholic theologians—take someone like Matthew Fox, who was famously suspended by the Vatican—make the case in his book *Original Blessing* that the whole concept of Eastern Sin is fundamentally flawed and completely goes against nature.
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So, Buddha explicitly states that every single person is already perfect exactly as they are, and that the very essence of Buddha resides within all of us.
He’s well-known for that one striking statement of his.
There isn't a single speck of dust in existence that won't eventually become an Arhat.It feels a bit out of place to mix Buddha with the concept of God, especially considering how our own Master approaches things. Buddhism, in its purest sense, doesn't really rely on the idea of an almighty God.
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Both Judaism and Islam also make it very clear that we are born from God in a state of perfection. They completely reject that distorted Christian doctrine regarding what they call Eastern Sin.
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Honestly, our dear self-taught Master could probably use a quick refresher on the fundamentals of comparative religion. It would be a huge favor to him—just so he doesn't end up embarrassing himself in front of a distinguished American audience of ladies again. 🙂