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Hurt not others in ways that you yourself would find hurtful. – Buddhism
What is hateful to you, do not to your fellow man. That is the entire law; all the rest is commentary. – Judaism
No one of you is a believer until he desires for his brother that which he desires for himself. – Islam
Blessed is he who preferreth his brother before himself. – Baha’i Faith
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. – Christianity
Umm… yeah. Do you just want to discuss similarities/contrasts?
[quote:2w8imwy6]Umm… yeah. Do you just want to discuss similarities/contrasts?[/quote:2w8imwy6]
Uncertaindrummer,
Better yet than discussing them would be for us to live them.
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Yeah…
Well anyway, I do find it interesting how similar they all are.
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Well anyway, I do find it interesting how similar they all are.[/quote:13o9ykvl]
Dear Uncertaindrummer,
I hope you were not hurt by my reply.
” title=”Confused” /> You are right, they are very similar and interesting. I understand that this is a discussion fourm, but sometimes I find it nice to just reflect inward after reading something like this. I thought maybe some of the others would feel the same.Do you ever feel that sometimes we tend to over analyze things and start to look for the negative? Like, “What Islam is really saying above is that a believer must desire that everyone else desire to become a Muslim. Those sneeky rats!”
We could go on with the other religions too, I sure.To change the subject, may I ask why you call yourself Uncertaindrummer? Now that’s interesting!
Blessings to you dear friend.
Muslims are saying we all need to become like them obviously… stinking rats.
lol, jk
Anyway, I do think sometimes we tend to over anaylyze things, but most of the time discussion is good–if I didn’t believe that, I’d hardly be on a discussion board. But anyway, I call myself UncertainDrummer because I’m a drummer in a band named Uncertain End, so it just fits.
[quote:a8oqae23]Well anyway, I do find it interesting how similar they all are.[/quote:a8oqae23]
This is only one of many similarities you can find. The Golden Rule falls into natural law. You can find natural law outside of Catholicism for sure. So it is not uncommon to find similarities. But in my findings it is only in Catholocism that you have supernatural law and natural law working harmoniously. In other words only in Catholicism can you find a SOLUTION to disorder (sin, exceptions in natural & supernatural law, etc.). This amounts to the human will aligning itself to the Church’s teachings.
~Victor
Actually, yeah I was just thinking about that. The Natural Law is a funny thing… We all (or at least ALMOST all) acknowledge there is one, whether by our actions or our words, and yet no one seems to wonder where it CAME from.
Atheists are amazing.
I always thought “natural law” was more tooth and claw.
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” title=”Confused” /> You are right, they are very similar and interesting. I understand that this is a discussion fourm, but sometimes I find it nice to just reflect inward after reading something like this. I thought maybe some of the others would feel the same.
We could go on with the other religions too, I sure.
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