http://unscriptured.com/2006/10/12/universal-truth/ and now, a word from our creator Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:17:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 http://unscriptured.com/2006/10/12/universal-truth/#comment-3867 Wed, 01 Dec 2010 08:37:25 +0000 http://unscriptured.com/2006/10/12/universal-truth/#comment-3867 that was very true that we find god at every place with us we can feel him. i have experienced it from a long time whenever i m wrong he gives intimation but beyond that if i do the mistake then he instantly punishes me. i have felt that he is always with me.... that was very true that we find god at every place with us we can feel him. i have experienced it from a long time whenever i m wrong he gives intimation but beyond that if i do the mistake then he instantly punishes me. i have felt that he is always with me….

]]> http://unscriptured.com/2006/10/12/universal-truth/#comment-16 Thu, 12 Oct 2006 18:51:23 +0000 http://unscriptured.com/2006/10/12/universal-truth/#comment-16 I was expressing how I felt God was presenting himself. But only so far. Being that there is ever so much territory to cover, it may just be that he hadn't hit too much on the Christian part of things, yet. I'd be interested to hear more about the different interpretations of God. How the set of rules in one culture differ, and agree, with another. Speaking of rules...the First Commandment on the tablets that Moses ( reportedly ) took down from the mountain sugests that there IS more than one god up there. 'Thou shalt place no God before me' implies that there's others out there, but he's the Big Daddy, and don't you forget it. Assuming that the stories are True, and Moses took down those tablets, and his people saw them, and saved them, then it can also be assumed that this is, indeed, what God wrote down. The translations over the last three or four thousand years could have changed the content, but the Jewish people were very meticulous about such things, as is understandable. After all, you don't often get a signature from so high up, and messing around with THAT canon could do serious harm to your soul. As always, I'm a lot like Thomas - I'm not dismissing anything, I just wonder why. I was expressing how I felt God was presenting himself. But only so far. Being that there is ever so much territory to cover, it may just be that he hadn’t hit too much on the Christian part of things, yet.
I’d be interested to hear more about the different interpretations of God. How the set of rules in one culture differ, and agree, with another.
Speaking of rules…the First Commandment on the tablets that Moses ( reportedly ) took down from the mountain sugests that there IS more than one god up there. ‘Thou shalt place no God before me’ implies that there’s others out there, but he’s the Big Daddy, and don’t you forget it. Assuming that the stories are True, and Moses took down those tablets, and his people saw them, and saved them, then it can also be assumed that this is, indeed, what God wrote down. The translations over the last three or four thousand years could have changed the content, but the Jewish people were very meticulous about such things, as is understandable. After all, you don’t often get a signature from so high up, and messing around with THAT canon could do serious harm to your soul.
As always, I’m a lot like Thomas - I’m not dismissing anything, I just wonder why.

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