01-11-2024, 08:01 PM
(01-11-2024, 07:44 PM)you don't know me Wrote: why are we (specially religioustards) assuming those exist on higher planes of ... not existence, but essence, while being so quick and willing to admit so many other concepts/behaviors/phenomena are being misinterpreted by us interpreting them from our limited perspective (personification)
Village folk from my country still believe almost every phenomenon or even scientifically proven forces of nature or simple coincidences to be some spirit or karma-esque thing
My great-grandmother was always hellbent on figuring out what her or everyone else did wrong if the weather acted up. Also did some rituals for when she believed that bad spirits had wandered into the living space. Told us to always look to the direction of the sun when doing something important, with open windows, for that is how good energy will circulate throughout the household.
Those who grew up with Abrahamic theology instilled in them will obviously deny all other signs of phenomena. It threatens the entire basis for their faith. Many have always had a hypocritical side for "pagan" beliefs.
Sometimes I make my Christian friend mad on purpose when he asks me if I believe in a God in judgemental ways sometimes.
I always reply with :
No, I don't believe in a God, spirits, ghosts, hauntings or anything of the sort.
And he goes into a passive aggressive fit of rage pertaining to your point on
Quote:willing to admit so many other concepts/behaviors/phenomena are being misinterpreted by us interpreting them from our limited perspective (personification)
