Question for Mo Experts

[MG 2.0]

As to what I AM making about you is the refusal to engage in critical thought.

Same default/tripe as usual.

I’ll wait to hear more from Doc.

I don’t have my hopes up that he will engage in a manner that will truly help me under stand why the “proof is in the pudding” in regards to the efficacy of worshipping Hindu deities over the long haul.

We already know what his/your gripes are about worshiping the Judaeo Christian God.

So, Doc, I ask you again. Give me your first and second discussion. You’re at the door and I’ve opened it. Answer my questions.

And honor, beg out please. You’re being a nuisance, son. (what’s this ‘son’ business?) Sounds kind of silly, right?

Just responding in kind, although hesitantly because of the silliness involved in doing so.

Your holier than thou persona is silly also, if I might add.

Doc?

Regards,
MG

[MG 2.0]

Me thinks I may be speaking to a blowhard and faker.

Well, then, I have a remarkable coincidence to report.

Who are YOU??

I don’t think I know you at all.

Not that I know or understand Doc.

Confusing bunch…trying to find out what folks actually believe in around here besides…apparently…nothing.

Regards,
MG

[MG 2.0]

…Over the years I’ve compared various religious systems….

oh, really. Where?*

*For what it's worth, saying that you've done this many times before and we should all look it up, is not sufficient.

That’s the problem with a message board. I know VERY little about you and you actually know VERY little about me other than the caricature that you’ve made.

Look, it’s becoming all about me. Let’s let Doc do his missionary outreach.

Doc? Help me out. Answer my questions. I want to learn. You more than anyone can help us understand at a personal level what it is that has brought you to worship the Hindu gods.

And apparently one more than another. How does that work?

There, another question I’m interested in having you answer and share YOUR thoughts.

You do have thoughts, right?

Regards,
MG

[honorentheos]

Same default/tripe as usual.

...

We already know what his/your gripes are about worshiping the Judaeo Christian God.

Exactly the issue. You arrive asserting god exists and to say otherwise is a nonstarter. It's the same default tripe over and over.

You know Cam's post was presented as mirror of your own assertions, and your response is to pull out a measuring stick asking that he show his belief is bigger than yours

Silliness indeed.

[honorentheos]

Look, it’s becoming all about me.

It's because the base assertion of all your arguments here is subjective. Funny how that works.

Open up, MG. Allow for the nonexistence of any god, sincerely, and reexamine how that affects outcomes besides your feelings. Does the nonexistence of god affect the issue of the LDS priesthood ban and make it less open for examination? Or, does the nonexistence of the Mormon god actually clear away obfuscations to allow for a better understanding of the issue?

[Rivendale]

The same thing happened during Joseph Smith's day. God could give exact instructions on how to build Joseph's house but instructions on polygamy were considered vague. God gave intricate instructions on temple ordinances but felt it unnecessary to tell people not to own other people. Something doesn't track.

Going back to page 1, perhaps this bit provides clarity:



- Doc

My favorite McConkie mind warp? Cows have their own Jesus.

“Animals were placed upon the earth in the same way Adam and Eve were: they were born of resurrected parents. A resurrected cow, for instance, came from an earth which has already passed through what we now experience, and through the normal birth processes had offspring…

[Bret Ripley]

Well, then, I have a remarkable coincidence to report.

Who are YOU??

Me? I'm just this guy, y'know?

I don’t think I know you at all.

Not that I know or understand Doc.

Yes, you seem to be going to great lengths to prop up that impression; I figured you're just really into dramatic irony. Performance art and all that.

[Everybody Wang Chung]

M.G.,

I would like to testify that only through thousands of hours of classes and "auditing" have I found the truth. Namely, Scientology is the only way for true happiness in this life. It's the only proven bridge to freedom.

There is no other way except through Scientology to learn the truth about Xenu and the purpose of life. Only through Scientology can one learn to rid one's body of ingrams and other body thetans.

M.G., I would invite you to learn the truth and unlock your abilities to control life, matter, energy, space, and time that have been repressed for a trillion years. Embrace Scientology M.G. It's the only way to freedom, happiness and true knowledge.

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

Wait. Was I mistaken and MG hasn’t spent a significant amount of time prayerfully researching other faith traditions, giving them equal time and effort as he’s done for his birth faith?

MG, would you join me in a sincere prayer to Saraswati? I’m sure you’ve done so in the past because you said you’ve devoted a lot of time and energy studying other faith traditions. Let us begin. Clear your mind. Close your eyes. Bring your palms together. Breath, steady, even, softly. Now you’re ready (as you know).

Aum namo Saraswati Devi, namo namah. I surrender to you, Saraswati Devi, divine goddess of creativity, music, poetry, language, wisdom and learning. I open myself up for your energy to flow through me each and every day. May any fear or resistance be washed away, may self-doubt be illuminated by your light.

Tell me how that made you feel. Do you feel the peace and grace Saraswati provides? That’s her divine energy flowing through you. Welcome to the light, brother.

- Doc

I’m saddened to see MG won’t even pray to Saraswati, to take even the smallest step toward divine knowledge. I’ve given him my testimony, a prayer, a song to watch, and scripture to read and he won’t do any of it.

[MG 2.0]

Look, it’s becoming all about me.

It's because the base assertion of all your arguments here is subjective. Funny how that works.

Yeah, it kinda is. Funny that Doc is not able/willing to open up about his subjective beliefs in regards to the gods he worships.

Another question, Doc.

You’re an objectivist. What is it that appeals to you in regards to worshipping the Hindu deities and the objects that represent them?

Objectively, what is it that floats your boat in this respect?

I know I’m overloading you with questions at this point, but c’mon, this gives you an opportunity to share your truth.

What is an objective guy like you doing worshiping subjectively? Help me understand.

Regards,
MG