Question for Mo Experts

[Marcus]

oh, really. Where?*

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.

Admitting you make caricatures of people fits pretty well with how you treat people who believe differently than you. It’s sad, but it seems to be your MO.

And no, people who’ve read your posts know how you post, and how you present yourself. You make yourself known.

I do love how you seem to have missed what honor pointed out, that Doc is just parodying your style. your disappointment that he just spouts religion without answering your questions is the purest form of irony.

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

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

As I’m sure you’re aware since you’ve spent so much time studying faith traditions outside of your own, the Goddess Saraswati is the ruler of the sphere of knowledge. Musicians, academics, scientists, and artists all revere her and seek her favours in order to improve their cognitive and creative talents. Saraswati, the Hindu Goddess of Learning, Music, Craft, Wisdom, Arts, and Auspiciousness, is honoured and honoured as the Mother of Vedas and teaching, singing, skill, knowledge, disciplines, and grace. She’s also the Goddess of Wisdom and Insight. Goddess Saraswati is supposed to be Lord Brahma's creation, and she is the embodiment of all the intellect he has. Mahabhadra, Padmaaksh, Varaprada, Divyanga, and other titles have been given to the Goddess. She is thought to provide order to Lord Brahma's chaotic realm with her intellect.

If you follow the true order of devotion and recite the Saraswati Mantra, it can allow you to enlighten your mind and obtain wisdom, which will help you to improve your scholastic and religious understanding. It is said to evoke the Goddess of innocence, honesty, wisdom, and innovation. It is stated that reciting the Saraswati mantra will help you overcome any linguistic difficulties that may be obstructing your learning and expansion. It also enhances your self-esteem and aids in the development of effective communication skills.

It’s my deepest wish for you to abandon the fraud of Mormonism and come unto the light of the Goddess Saraswati. Have you prayed the prayer I gave you, yet?

- Doc

[MG 2.0]

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.

There’s a lot more to it than that, but thanks for sort of introducing yourself. As far as I can tell, although I’m not sure, you’re not a bot.

But who knows? A.I. has come a long way. Who ARE you anyway?

If you’re a Hindu practitioner could you help your buddy out? He’s struggling.

Regards,
MG

[honorentheos]

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.

You mean, it's funny how the assertion of the benefits of knowledge of a particular spiritual path is how you choose to engage every issue? In this case how bizarre the apparent communication is between Mormon God and Mormon prophets rather than explore what happens to the argument if you allow there might not be a god involved? Because it looks like you don't know anything about the subject beyond a claim god's ways are not required to be clear to us. And that's the kind of result one ends up with if one asserts God exists and then forces the evidence to accommodate that assertion.

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

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

There’s a lot more to it than that, but thanks for sort of introducing yourself. As far as I can tell, although I’m not sure, you’re not a bot.

But who knows? A.I. has come a long way. Who ARE you anyway?

If you’re a Hindu practitioner could you help your buddy out? He’s struggling.

Regards,
MG

Not at all, MG. I’ve given you my testimony, a prayer, a song to watch, and scripture to read and you won’t do any of it. That’s Discussion #1, just like the Mormon missionaries do.

Why did you lie about how much you studied other faith traditions over the last two decades?

- Doc

[MG 2.0]

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.

I think you are lying. You’re not a Scientologist. Never have been.

Are you a Hindu practitioner though? If so, can you help Doc out? There are questions spread throughout this thread he is apparently unwilling to answer. I’m starting to think, just as you are not a Scientology practitioner, he’s not really into the Hindu stuff. I haven’t seen ANY evidence that he is.

As I said, he may just be blowing hot air. He looked up a Hindu deity on Wikipedia and then made up stuff. He doesn’t seem to be able to answer my rather simple questions from beginning to end.

What’s up with that, Doc? Are you faking it?

Regards,
MG

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

So, after offering MG the way, over and over again, he refuses to walk it. He’s lied about his studies, he’s lied about my ‘discussion’ offer, and now he’s just playing more games to avoid knowing the truth. Oh, well. What can you do? You can lead a horse to the living waters, but you can’t make him drink.

- Doc

[MG 2.0]

I’ve given you my testimony, a prayer, a song to watch, and scripture to read and you won’t do any of it. That’s Discussion #1, just like the Mormon missionaries do.

I think you’re faking it. If that’s your missionary outreach it leaves a lot to be desired. If an LDS missionary came into your home and shared a written prayer and asked you to read it, then showed a song on YouTube and shared one or two scriptures…but then failed to answer ANY questions that you had…how far would they get?

Let alone hearing a rather vague belief/testimony of sorts.

Your flimsy witness is a joke. You’ve given me absolutely no objective reason to to do anything besides have a bit of sympathy for the situation you find yourself in.

Why did you lie about how much you studied other faith traditions over the last two decades?

I haven’t said anything about “how much” I’ve studied each and every world religion. I could ask you the same. How much have you studied every world religion?

I have spent time doing comparative religious studies. Do I know or have I studied/practiced every world religion completely? No. But I never said that.

Have you? Or are you so sure of the correctness of your worship of Hindu deities that you have no reason to search further.

You sound like you’ve found your truth. I’m simply asking you some pertinent questions trying to understand why.

Crickets.

Regards,
MG

[MG 2.0]

…he’s just playing more games to avoid knowing the truth.

- Doc

What IS that truth, Doc? That’s what I’m trying to get at with my series of questions to you…that you’re not answering.

The list has become rather long at this point.

What a waste of time.

Others may gain something from it though.

You’re a fake. I think.

I don’t think you worship ANY god.

Prove me wrong. ANSWER. MY. QUESTIONS. dUdE.

If not, have a nice day.

Regards,
MG

[honorentheos]

So, after offering MG the way, over and over again, he refuses to walk it. He’s lied about his studies, he’s lied about my ‘discussion’ offer, and now he’s just playing more games to avoid knowing the truth. Oh, well. What can you do? You can lead a horse to the living waters, but you can’t make him drink.

- Doc

Since it hasn't been played so this card is in the deck waiting to come out:

What you are missing is God gives everyone what they are able to handle. You apparently are at a level where you may best find what works for you in the stories of Hinduism. This shows the goodness of the god MG assumed exists, though you are not realizing the best God has to offer. But that's ok, MG is sure he has the best of all possible truths that belong to the culture he was lucky enough to be born into.

Now the REAL question is if you believe in Ronald Reagan? That is where we really separate the sheep from the goats...