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Heretic · 11-15-2008, 02:14 AM

What to do with all these clues and information. It has been said that Christianity is a composite religion including ideologies from all over the world at the time. Some even say that Christ himself is a composite character to satisfy the many religions of the time.

Whether it is or not is not my concern because the message itself has ultimately transformed the world and her beliefs.

My question is, are we seeing a reunification of beliefs once again, in which many elements of the world religions are transformed into one religion, through the use of the concerns of the day like spirituality, cosmology, esotericism, complementary and alternative medicine, various religious practices, humanism, collectivism, nature, and environmentalism?

Or are we seeing an emergence of an ideology that has been taught to us through many of these prominent figures and their personal relationships with "higher beings". Are we not seeing this still emerging through all the channeled messages found all over the internet that are all teaching the same basic principles.

Should we consider the messenger, or judge the message by its merits alone.

Are Our Religious Idea's Our Own?

11-15-2008, 02:14 AM	#14
Heretic Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Now Posts: 371	Re: Are Our Religious Idea's Our Own? What to do with all these clues and information. It has been said that Christianity is a composite religion including ideologies from all over the world at the time. Some even say that Christ himself is a composite character to satisfy the many religions of the time. Whether it is or not is not my concern because the message itself has ultimately transformed the world and her beliefs. My question is, are we seeing a reunification of beliefs once again, in which many elements of the world religions are transformed into one religion, through the use of the concerns of the day like spirituality, cosmology, esotericism, complementary and alternative medicine, various religious practices, humanism, collectivism, nature, and environmentalism? Or are we seeing an emergence of an ideology that has been taught to us through many of these prominent figures and their personal relationships with "higher beings". Are we not seeing this still emerging through all the channeled messages found all over the internet that are all teaching the same basic principles. Should we consider the messenger, or judge the message by its merits alone. Are Our Religious Idea's Our Own?