Do you believe in Karma?
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Ummm... Christianity does not teach anything like Karma. You can be a ? person your whole life as long as you repent and acknowledge Christ as you're saviour, you're straight.
Karma is based on the whole premise of reincarnation, but western cultures have twisted it into something its not.
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fiat_money wrote: »No, "karma" is ? .
Even more so when detached from Indian reincarnation-based religious mythology.
lol fiat just backhanded entire religions with this comment
they won't understand you though....pretty sad indeed -
christianity teaches reincarnation with the help of ?Will Munny wrote: »Ummm... Christianity does not teach anything like Karma.
Karma is based on the whole premise of reincarnation, but western cultures have twisted it into something its not.
stop it ur losing
every religion is basically the exact same teaching just a differnet story
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Nope. It's yet another reason that people find for things to happen.#lilflexlikezeno wrote: »who made physics ? ..dont say man cuz your wrong
Who made the "maker" of the Laws of Physics?#lilflexlikezeno wrote: »ay these athiest have a rude ass awakening coming for them one day
Surely you can be more original than that.
the maker of laws and physics was made by the maker of the maker of laws and physics0.o....who amde that guy tho -
So cats can't believe Karma
But can believe Sir Issac Newton's third law?
Some people call it karma, some call it justice, and some call it "just due"
In a world of balances and checks
We completely disregard the possibility of karma? -
#lilflexlikezeno wrote: »
christianity teaches reincarnation with the help of ?Will Munny wrote: »Ummm... Christianity does not teach anything like Karma.
Karma is based on the whole premise of reincarnation, but western cultures have twisted it into something its not.
stop it ur losing
every religion is basically the exact same teaching just a differnet story
Christianity does not teach reincarnation at all.... Please, explain the scripture that hints to reincarnation.
To a Christian, the idea of reincarnation is proposterous.
Also, please explain you little kids get cancer... -
so karma is ? because good people can have bad ? happen to them, and bad people can have good ? happen to them...
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so karma is ? because good people can have bad ? happen to them, and bad people can have good ? happen to them...
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#lilflexlikezeno wrote: »the maker of laws and physics was made by the maker of the maker of laws and physics0.o....who amde that guy tho
Good question.
I'm glad that you see that this line of reasoning is faulty.
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Will Munny wrote: »#lilflexlikezeno wrote: »
christianity teaches reincarnation with the help of ?Will Munny wrote: »Ummm... Christianity does not teach anything like Karma.
Karma is based on the whole premise of reincarnation, but western cultures have twisted it into something its not.
stop it ur losing
every religion is basically the exact same teaching just a differnet story
Christianity does not teach reincarnation at all.... Please, explain the scripture that hints to reincarnation.
To a Christian, the idea of reincarnation is proposterous.
Also, please explain you little kids get cancer...
reincarnation:1.rebirth of soul: in some systems of belief, the cyclic return of a soul to live another life in a new body
wtf do u think u learn ? does for you in church
witf do you think the bible means when you read ? will save your soul and give you a new life after this one -
Will Munny wrote: »#lilflexlikezeno wrote: »
christianity teaches reincarnation with the help of ?Will Munny wrote: »Ummm... Christianity does not teach anything like Karma.
Karma is based on the whole premise of reincarnation, but western cultures have twisted it into something its not.
stop it ur losing
every religion is basically the exact same teaching just a differnet story
Christianity does not teach reincarnation at all.... Please, explain the scripture that hints to reincarnation.
To a Christian, the idea of reincarnation is proposterous.
Also, please explain you little kids get cancer...
Christianity does not teach Reincarnation....but karma is definitely taught, its just not called karma
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so karma is ? because good people can have bad ? happen to them, and bad people can have good ? happen to them...
but everyone does bad and good so everyone can have goos or bad things happen to them
theres holes in that arguement -
Yeah... IN HEAVEN. Not ever again on earth.
But you ducked my question about why little kids get cancer. -
fiat_money wrote: »No, "karma" is ? .
Even more so when detached from Indian reincarnation-based religious mythology.
lol fiat just backhanded entire religions with this comment
they won't understand you though....pretty sad indeed
explain ti for me if you will -
I believe karma is real for the people who believe in it.
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Mr.Audigier216 wrote: »Will Munny wrote: »#lilflexlikezeno wrote: »
christianity teaches reincarnation with the help of ?Will Munny wrote: »Ummm... Christianity does not teach anything like Karma.
Karma is based on the whole premise of reincarnation, but western cultures have twisted it into something its not.
stop it ur losing
every religion is basically the exact same teaching just a differnet story
Christianity does not teach reincarnation at all.... Please, explain the scripture that hints to reincarnation.
To a Christian, the idea of reincarnation is proposterous.
Also, please explain you little kids get cancer...
Christianity does not teach Reincarnation....but karma is definitely taught, its just not called karma
so why do they call it Karma... who made that ? up? -
Once you start changing the words, you start referring to something different.So cats can't believe Karma
But can believe Sir Issac Newton's third law?
Some people call it karma, some call it justice, and some call it "just due"
In a world of balances and checks
We completely disregard the possibility of karma?
"Karma" originally refers to:The force generated by a person's actions held in Hinduism and Buddhism to perpetuate transmigration and in its ethical consequences to determine the nature of the person's next existenceKarma (Sanskrit: कर्म IPA: [ˈkərmə] ( listen);[1] Pali: kamma) in Indian religions is the concept of "action" or "deed", understood as that which causes the entire cycle of cause and effect (i.e., the cycle called saṃsāra) originating in ancient India and treated in the Hindu, Jain, Buddhist and Sikh religions.[2]
Newton's third law is objectively verifiable/testable/provable. The same is not true for the Indian reincarnation-based religious mythological concept of "karma". Because it's ? . -
Mr.Audigier216 wrote: »Will Munny wrote: »#lilflexlikezeno wrote: »
christianity teaches reincarnation with the help of ?Will Munny wrote: »Ummm... Christianity does not teach anything like Karma.
Karma is based on the whole premise of reincarnation, but western cultures have twisted it into something its not.
stop it ur losing
every religion is basically the exact same teaching just a differnet story
Christianity does not teach reincarnation at all.... Please, explain the scripture that hints to reincarnation.
To a Christian, the idea of reincarnation is proposterous.
Also, please explain you little kids get cancer...
Christianity does not teach Reincarnation....but karma is definitely taught, its just not called karma
so why do they call it Karma... who made that ? up?
I believe Hinduism....
@Will Money....I could give u a saying from the bible but all you'd do is denounce that so let's just leave it at that
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lol
the people arguing for and against the existence of "karma" have no ideal what it means or how it's properly "applied" -
Mr.Audigier216 wrote: »Mr.Audigier216 wrote: »Will Munny wrote: »#lilflexlikezeno wrote: »
christianity teaches reincarnation with the help of ?Will Munny wrote: »Ummm... Christianity does not teach anything like Karma.
Karma is based on the whole premise of reincarnation, but western cultures have twisted it into something its not.
stop it ur losing
every religion is basically the exact same teaching just a differnet story
Christianity does not teach reincarnation at all.... Please, explain the scripture that hints to reincarnation.
To a Christian, the idea of reincarnation is proposterous.
Also, please explain you little kids get cancer...
Christianity does not teach Reincarnation....but karma is definitely taught, its just not called karma
so why do they call it Karma... who made that ? up?
I believe Hinduism....
@Will Money....I could give u a saying from the bible but all you'd do is denounce that so let's just leave it at that
Do it anyways. I'm a Christian man. -
lol
the people arguing for and against the existence of "karma" have no ideal what it means or how it's properly "applied"
So are you saying that karma is real?
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so karma is ? because good people can have bad ? happen to them, and bad people can have good ? happen to them...
no you are essentially spilling everything together. That's one thing about ignorance...it blinds
You get out what you put in. When good people have bad things happen to them, that has nothing to do with karma. That has everything to do with an evil presence in this world that looks to inflict damage to the good ones. Again, that is completely separate from Karma and another subject. Karma does not define itself by what you just said.
And yes christianity teaches about karma...in the bible it says "you reap what you sow"
That's simple karma
Listen, if you going to talk about what's in the bible, at least get your information correct. Most people who comment on the bible never even read the book.
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You'd have a better argument with the belief that we all die/have cancer/disease etc because Adam and Eve sinned and we inherited that, so in a sense that's "karma".
It's still ? though. -
no you are essentially spilling everything together. That's one thing about ignorance...it blinds
You get out what you put in. When good people have bad things happen to them, that has nothing to do with karma. That has everything to do with an evil presence in this world that looks to inflict damage to the good ones. Again, that is completely separate from Karma and another subject. Karma does not define itself by what you just said.
And yes christianity teaches about karma...in the bible it says "you reap what you sow"
That's simple karma
Listen, if you going to talk about what's in the bible, at least get your information correct. Most people who comment on the bible never even read the book.
It isn't quite that simple.
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So if you shoot someone and get shot a week later. Is that not karma?
If you steel a c.d from somone and you get your bike stolen a month later is that not karma?
