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Islamic extremists are as close to Islam as the Ku Klux Klan are to christianity.
I wonder of all the victims of secxual abuse at teh hands of the church managed out of body experiences too? Perhaps they were charitable experiences?
Only you can answer that !
Are you saying that atheists and secularists can't do charity work
I had the BIG off during a motorcycle road race 30+yrs ago.
I'm told I had no pulse when the doctor got to me trackside, but a feint one when put in the ambulance.
Many things could be said to have saved my life that day but to cut a long story short . . . the surgeon sat on my bed 4 days later & asked me if I had anything to tell?
"I remember the light, very bright but not uncomfortably so. It was at the end of the tunnel, yet it wasn't a tunnel, it's hard to describe. I was definitely travelling towards the light whilst being in the light at the same time. I could see shapes moving within the light & I became sort of aware that I was travelling towards a particular group of them. As I got closer I could see that the shapes were people. I remember trying to make sense of the shapes, I remember the overwhelming sense of peace, the incredible feeling that all was well in my world.
The only thing I know for sure is that it was my Grandad who turned to me & said "bugger off, it's not your time".
With no further discussion, the surgeon told me that they don't know if it's truly the afterlife or if it's just an effect of the experience of a major trauma & all that comes after it.
I'm not the only one who's story is similar to this & I'm told that there are 3 main themes to them, the 'out of body experience' floating above the operating table being one of the others . . . .
Because it is nonsense.
When it isn't religion and in place to control people then believing such things is called insanity.
Admirable charity work, as you say; nothing to do with religion - unless his religious leaders cajoled him into doing it.
The other option is not being a horrible person; quite the contrary.
If these things are only done because god says so then it invalidates their humanity.
...and therefore so is the belief.
You live on through your kidsI hope their is life after death tbh . Hope so any way .
Sounds like an alien abduction! Or that perhaps I watched X-Files too much.."I remember the light, very bright but not uncomfortably so. It was at the end of the tunnel, yet it wasn't a tunnel, it's hard to describe. I was definitely travelling towards the light whilst being in the light at the same time. I could see shapes moving within the light & I became sort of aware that I was travelling towards a particular group of them. As I got closer I could see that the shapes were people.
Not at all.Absolute garbage.
It does not annoy me. Why do you say such a thing?It must really annoy you that religious people can do and do a lot of good in the world.
I've always thought that those who do good work who aren't told to by religion have a more benevolent attitude. Perhaps I shouldn't feel like that because charity work is charity work and it's all good. As long as it's not done conditionally, like pushing the bible at the same time.Are you saying only religious people do good work or they only do good work because they are religious?
Are you saying that non-religious people do not do any good work?
Before the Omagh bombing, I was blissfully unaware about christians and their backwards religion/ideology/brainwashing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omagh_bombing
How do you KNOW their is a God?