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We shall have also to take look at the various definitions of the God to think on this subject. The following is the definition of Wikipedia.
Definition of God.
a. The monotheistic definition. :A being conceived as the perfect, omnipotent, omniscient originator and ruler of the universe, the principal object of faith and worship in monotheistic religions.
b. The pantheistic definition. : The force, effect, or a manifestation or aspect of this being.
c. The author has originated a theory of God which of course is not new, but different from the above two. In the course of time it will published for the sake of lovers of the God.
The modern science, which is the wisdom of the human being, has been called ?Foolishness? by the monotheistic religions. Following is the interesting part of an article taken with thanks from the website mentioned below.
Wisdom of God http://www.thoughts-about-god.com/meditating/kk_wisdom.htm
by Katherine Kehler
? For the wisdom of this world is foolishness to God ? (1 Corinthians 3:19). During my Bible reading this week I began to reflect on how little any one person knows and how limited one person's wisdom is. Each of us have some insights, knowledge and wisdom, but the scope is usually fairly narrow and limited to our sphere of influence and knowledge. Our world. We are good at what we do and have gained wisdom and foresight regarding our special interests and experience. But if we were suddenly placed in a new, unfamiliar position or found ourselves in a foreign city unable to speak the language, not knowing know how to even find a bathroom, we would become aware of limitations. Our knowledge and experience would not help us. We need someone to help us. When I consider the six billion people in the world - each having wisdom about life in their world - I realized how little wisdom each of us as individuals possess. Compared to God - next to zero. Now then, think about the wisdom of God. He knows everything and is all wise. Even if we compiled all the wisdom of everyone in the world and measured it against God's wisdom, it would be almost nothing. Also, when we remember that everything we know and everything we have comes from God anyway, we cannot think ourselves wise, but only be humbled. Remember the ?wise advice? Job's friends gave him when he had lost everything? They thought they were very wise. Job himself questioned God about why this disaster happened to him. God was not impressed by any of them. (Read Job 38 to 41) What is wisdom? The Bible tells us, ?The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom ? (Proverbs 1:7). When we begin to recognize that our life is about God, not about us - that is the beginning of wisdom.
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The holy books of the monotheism call science, the foolishness and the modern scientists call monotheism the foolishness. Monotheism is not a much matured theory of God. It is 2000 years old or some people say it is 5000. It has emotional or devotional base like the Puranas in Hinduism. The only difference in the Hindu devotional religion and the monotheistic religions is that the ?one God? is told to be incarnated in all the names and forms in Hindu theory, whereas ?one God? is told to be the creator and ruler of the world created by Him, is told in the monotheistic theory. Amazingly, most of the religions who claim to be monotheistic are staunch enemies of each other and are making all efforts to destroy each other. There is no other proof required for the immatureness of the philosophy of the monotheistic religions.
Many great religions have their origins in India, but they do not think to be enemies of each other, they do not kill each other as an order of their religion.
The question discussed in this article as to whether the modern science will be able to find out the truth about God, can't be replied with the help of monotheistic principles which rule out the possibility of any kind of wisdom in the modern science or any human efforts. We are consequently, left to the ancient Indian religion (knows as Hinduism since last few thousand years due to forced competition with other organized religions), to find out the answers. There are three parts, opinions or say divisions in Hinduism. In fact these three are altogether different ways of realizing the same ?one God?.
1. Devotional Way : ( Bhakti Marg )This is a theory based on the human sentiments , and followed by almost all Hindus. Almost all the theist people in the world follow this way irrespective of religions. This is the base of the monotheism. There were thousands of saints in India who followed this way, but they became saints after understanding the essence of Yoga and Jnan (eternal knowledge).
Definition of God.
a. The monotheistic definition. :A being conceived as the perfect, omnipotent, omniscient originator and ruler of the universe, the principal object of faith and worship in monotheistic religions.
b. The pantheistic definition. : The force, effect, or a manifestation or aspect of this being.
c. The author has originated a theory of God which of course is not new, but different from the above two. In the course of time it will published for the sake of lovers of the God.
The modern science, which is the wisdom of the human being, has been called ?Foolishness? by the monotheistic religions. Following is the interesting part of an article taken with thanks from the website mentioned below.
Wisdom of God http://www.thoughts-about-god.com/meditating/kk_wisdom.htm
by Katherine Kehler
? For the wisdom of this world is foolishness to God ? (1 Corinthians 3:19). During my Bible reading this week I began to reflect on how little any one person knows and how limited one person's wisdom is. Each of us have some insights, knowledge and wisdom, but the scope is usually fairly narrow and limited to our sphere of influence and knowledge. Our world. We are good at what we do and have gained wisdom and foresight regarding our special interests and experience. But if we were suddenly placed in a new, unfamiliar position or found ourselves in a foreign city unable to speak the language, not knowing know how to even find a bathroom, we would become aware of limitations. Our knowledge and experience would not help us. We need someone to help us. When I consider the six billion people in the world - each having wisdom about life in their world - I realized how little wisdom each of us as individuals possess. Compared to God - next to zero. Now then, think about the wisdom of God. He knows everything and is all wise. Even if we compiled all the wisdom of everyone in the world and measured it against God's wisdom, it would be almost nothing. Also, when we remember that everything we know and everything we have comes from God anyway, we cannot think ourselves wise, but only be humbled. Remember the ?wise advice? Job's friends gave him when he had lost everything? They thought they were very wise. Job himself questioned God about why this disaster happened to him. God was not impressed by any of them. (Read Job 38 to 41) What is wisdom? The Bible tells us, ?The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom ? (Proverbs 1:7). When we begin to recognize that our life is about God, not about us - that is the beginning of wisdom.
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The holy books of the monotheism call science, the foolishness and the modern scientists call monotheism the foolishness. Monotheism is not a much matured theory of God. It is 2000 years old or some people say it is 5000. It has emotional or devotional base like the Puranas in Hinduism. The only difference in the Hindu devotional religion and the monotheistic religions is that the ?one God? is told to be incarnated in all the names and forms in Hindu theory, whereas ?one God? is told to be the creator and ruler of the world created by Him, is told in the monotheistic theory. Amazingly, most of the religions who claim to be monotheistic are staunch enemies of each other and are making all efforts to destroy each other. There is no other proof required for the immatureness of the philosophy of the monotheistic religions.
Many great religions have their origins in India, but they do not think to be enemies of each other, they do not kill each other as an order of their religion.
The question discussed in this article as to whether the modern science will be able to find out the truth about God, can't be replied with the help of monotheistic principles which rule out the possibility of any kind of wisdom in the modern science or any human efforts. We are consequently, left to the ancient Indian religion (knows as Hinduism since last few thousand years due to forced competition with other organized religions), to find out the answers. There are three parts, opinions or say divisions in Hinduism. In fact these three are altogether different ways of realizing the same ?one God?.
1. Devotional Way : ( Bhakti Marg )This is a theory based on the human sentiments , and followed by almost all Hindus. Almost all the theist people in the world follow this way irrespective of religions. This is the base of the monotheism. There were thousands of saints in India who followed this way, but they became saints after understanding the essence of Yoga and Jnan (eternal knowledge).
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