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P31W -> RE: Obama an enlightened spiritual being? (6/13/2008 1:55:05 PM)
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It has always been my understanding that Spirituality and Christianity are not necessarily compatible in the sense that the term Spirituality is used today. In fact, in my life, the people I have met who claimed to be Spiritual usually followed beliefs other than Christianity, such as Paganism, Wicca, Buddhism, Hinduism, Transcendental Meditation, cults, etc. Because of those experiences, I usually get a little uneasy when people start talking about Spirituality and Spiritualism and so forth. You are wise to feel that way. Google the author of the article. I think you will see that your gut feeling is pretty much right on the mark. Here is one article I found by Mark. the title is How to abandon your God Is it OK to switch religions, change denominations, even split from God entirely? Jesus says: Sure! http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2008/03/05/notes030508.DTL copy from the article. Notice the "slant" It's not really all that shocking. People change religions. People swap denominations. People evolve, go to college, learn to think (and seek meaning) for themselves, change their minds or marry someone of a different belief or go through a personal revelation, or actually experience the spiritual/intellectual epiphany that reveals how all religions are one and God is not "out there" and you are not here to be its meek sinful guilty mindless servant.
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