Your article makes sense and explains it quite well without having to even mention any religious doctrine or dogma.. There are so many things that are common in all religions and spiritual practices. You do have a wonderful way of explaining things. Thank you!
Your article makes sense and explains it quite well without having to even mention any religious doctrine or dogma.. There are so many things that are common in all religions and spiritual practices. You do have a wonderful way of explaining things. Thank you!
Thank you for explaining this Bob. I think somewhere along the way of learning about the afterlife has lead me to have a brief understanding about this subject, but the way u explain it has clarified things, & is very much appreciated. I wish everyone could know & believe these wonderful truths. Once again, another great topic, & so very interesting. Thank you Bob!!!
Hi Shari, I know, I wish that too. For me, these understandings instill a sense of comfort and peace. The more I understand, the more peace I feel. In this article, it reminds me of something the Beatles told us many years ago: All you need is love.
Bob, I sure hope that your wise and sensible answers are reaching the overly devout. As for the beauties of “heaven”, it needs to offer something to compensate for the lack of hot dogs and French fries there.🤨
Excellent answers once again Bob! “Thanks” for your articles on the TRUTH!! In my heart - I know it could not be any different!! keep up your Great work informing us!! 👍💕.
I have also thought this--even if your religion is partly wrong (which it sounds like all are at least partly wrong) being faithful to the religion you choose is a big deal (unless of course there are fearful or abusive aspects to it). So if a tenet of your religion is global cleanliness and your "church service" is in a park picking up trash every Thursday and you don't come without a good reason, you're not being faithful to a group with whom you've expressed commitment. So basically you need to treat your religion as you would a family member or as you've said, to give the same respect that we would to God. Or if, say, in the Catholic faith it is a requirement to go to confession at least once a year to receive communion, you need to do it if you've committed to that faith. Religions aren't pick and choose communities. They're relationships like any other. Anyway as I get older that's more how I see religion. I also make sure I see religion as being led by humans who are mistake-prone and strive for the "don't throw the baby out with the bathwater" approach. Or another that I hear is "Don't leave, lead."
Your article makes so much sense and gives me hope and peace. Thank you.
Your article makes sense and explains it quite well without having to even mention any religious doctrine or dogma.. There are so many things that are common in all religions and spiritual practices. You do have a wonderful way of explaining things. Thank you!
Your article makes sense and explains it quite well without having to even mention any religious doctrine or dogma.. There are so many things that are common in all religions and spiritual practices. You do have a wonderful way of explaining things. Thank you!
Thank you Tina! I'm so pleased you enjoyed it, and I appreciate your kind comment.
Thank you for explaining this Bob. I think somewhere along the way of learning about the afterlife has lead me to have a brief understanding about this subject, but the way u explain it has clarified things, & is very much appreciated. I wish everyone could know & believe these wonderful truths. Once again, another great topic, & so very interesting. Thank you Bob!!!
Hi Shari, I know, I wish that too. For me, these understandings instill a sense of comfort and peace. The more I understand, the more peace I feel. In this article, it reminds me of something the Beatles told us many years ago: All you need is love.
Thanks Bob for another great article. 👍
You're welcome, as always, Joan. Have a lovely day!
Good stuff. Thanks for sharing... very timely and related to a project I am currently with
Oh, I love when that happens. Good luck on your project, Randy!
I always wondered what religion was correct.........now I know!
Haha! I'm happy to hear that. Thanks Patricia!
Thank you for this, and "hello" :-) You sit in an unusual position, and it's wonderful that you are willing and able to so clearly share all this.
Hello Bruce! I'm so pleased that you're enjoying it. Thank you.
Bob, I sure hope that your wise and sensible answers are reaching the overly devout. As for the beauties of “heaven”, it needs to offer something to compensate for the lack of hot dogs and French fries there.🤨
Hi Ann, I love your sense of humor! Thank you for your comment.
Excellent answers once again Bob! “Thanks” for your articles on the TRUTH!! In my heart - I know it could not be any different!! keep up your Great work informing us!! 👍💕.
Rosanne Taylor
I appreciate that, Rosanne. Your comments means a lot to me.
I love this article so much, Bob.
I have also thought this--even if your religion is partly wrong (which it sounds like all are at least partly wrong) being faithful to the religion you choose is a big deal (unless of course there are fearful or abusive aspects to it). So if a tenet of your religion is global cleanliness and your "church service" is in a park picking up trash every Thursday and you don't come without a good reason, you're not being faithful to a group with whom you've expressed commitment. So basically you need to treat your religion as you would a family member or as you've said, to give the same respect that we would to God. Or if, say, in the Catholic faith it is a requirement to go to confession at least once a year to receive communion, you need to do it if you've committed to that faith. Religions aren't pick and choose communities. They're relationships like any other. Anyway as I get older that's more how I see religion. I also make sure I see religion as being led by humans who are mistake-prone and strive for the "don't throw the baby out with the bathwater" approach. Or another that I hear is "Don't leave, lead."
Your article makes so much sense and gives me hope and peace. Thank you.
Love the joyful photo, too!!
Thanks Mary! So glad it gives you hope and peace. Thank you for your comments.