Question of the Day

[ayoub]

What part of the beliefs you were taught do you question the most?

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[kosta-pasta.livejournal.com]

I was raised in an ateist Soviet Union, and my father was ateist, but with every minute of my life I realise now that he was the most piouse person I knew. He stated the same - respect for others, help and support, being honest -so nothing would contradict with the Bible or Quran's commandments. Only when I grew up I started (and still do) discovering some aspects of different religions. The most incredible thing that I have found for myself is that none from World known (let's name them Guru), so none from real Guru have never ever written even a line about how to live - only their followers did - f.e. Bible was written by Apostles but not Jesus, Buddha haven't written a word for us, has Muhammed? I doubt it. I know, all of them were saint people, I have no doubt about that, as so many people still talk and belive in their powers, but I also don't take any word which is written in the books even religious, as I know that those books have been written by people, and it's normal for people to make mistakes, so they could easily deforme the meaning of what Jesus or Buddha or Muhammed or Lao-tzu were saying to the World. I have lots of questions, but I dont ask them anymore, as I hardly can find a person who would really explain me what those Seers were saying indeed. The most frequently asked question was how can God allow wars where innocent people live, or how come that one is born healthy and an another one blind or deaf,so where is the justice and the equility in the World and Bible sais we are equal?.. Now I don't ask them. Huh. I have written too much here. I am sorry:)
I just took two volumes of History of Religions:) Your question will make me start them today, I think:)

[ayoub.livejournal.com]

A good discussion indeed :)