The Finite Cannot Completely Grasp the Infinte, but the Infinite Can Reveal itself to the Finite

Submitted by Servant of Christ (United States), Oct 27, 2007 at 22:19

What the Judeo Christain/ Abrahamic religion tried to do is to define the Infinite by the finite; The creation by the destruction., (Creation day / Judgement day ) ; The Heaven with the Hell; The past with the future.( All are sinful/ Change your belief to Christ and u shall be saved.)

God reveals himself to us through things we understand. We cannot exhaustively understand God but we can know enough.

But try to see Hinduism ( I am not advocating Conversion); I am satisfied unless you kill me or my beliefs

I do not hate you. Christians do not use religion as an excuse to wage war. If you plan to quote the Old Testament on me then I will get into that later.

Pls see the Wisdoms in Sanathana Dharma ( Hinduism is an English word to describe the Dharma of the Hindus.) Pls see the opinions and thoughts of ancient Rishis in http://www.hinduwisdom.info for getting an insight of the Philosophy of Hindus.

You need not convert to Hinduism for studying the scriptures, but if the contents liberate your Bound thinking to the infinity I think world may end lot of quarrels,fightings and murders day by day in the name of religions.

Man is incapable of understanding infinity. If religion is merely an invention of man, then man is evil for he invented it to 'enslave himself' and to kill others. If Christianity is true, then man is still fallen.

Regards Peace and Happiness to all.,

(Sarva Jane Sukhino Bhavantu.)

Devi

God Bless

PS. I'm not sure what you mean by define God with Satan. God defines himself pretty clearly. Satan isn't even specifically mentioned until much later in the Bible.

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