La idea cristiana de la trinidad divide a Dios en tres entes separados: El Padre, el Hijo y el Espíritu Santo (Mateo 28:19).
Esto contradice al Shemá, la base de la creencia judía: "Escucha Israel, el Señor es nuestro Dios, el Señor es UNO" (Deuteronomio 6:4). Los judíos declaran la unicidad de Dios cada día, escribiéndola en los marcos de sus puertas —las mezuzot—, y atándola a sus brazos y a sus cabezas —los Tefilin—
Esta aseveración de la unicidad de Dios son las primeras palabras que se le enseñan a un niño judío, y las últimas palabras que se dicen antes de morir.
En la ley judía, el adorar a una trinidad divina es considerado idolatría, uno de los pecados cardinales por los cuales un judío debe dar la vida antes de transgredirlo.
Los cristianos creen que Dios vino a la tierra tomando la forma de un hombre, como Jesús dijo: "Yo y el Padre somos uno" (Juan 10:30).
Maimónides dedica la mayoría de su libro "La Guía de los Perplejos" a la idea fundamental de que Dios carece de cuerpo, es decir de una forma física. Dios es Eterno, está por encima del tiempo. Es Infinito, más allá del espacio. No pudo haber nacido y no puede morir. Decir que Dios asume una forma humana hace a Dios pequeño, destruyendo Su Unicidad y Divinidad, como dice la Torá: "Dios no es un mortal" (Números 23; 19).
No juzgues a tu prójimo antes de encontrarte en su lugar
Cuando llegue el momento de morir, dijo la rana, bajaré al mar para que me devore una de sus criaturas; así, incluso mi muerte será un acto de bondad
La religión de sumisión absoluta a un solo dios; Allah.
Esto, es exactamente lo que enseña el Islam. De hecho, Islam enseña que hay un solo Dios y le hermandad de todas las razas. Este es el mensaje original el cual Allah (Dios) envió a todos los profetas y todas las religiones desde que la historia del ser humano apareció.
"Y sabed que este vuestro culto es único, y que yo soy vuestro Señor. Temedme, pues! Pero los pueblos se dividieron en diferentes sectas, y cada secta se solaza con la suya." (Coran 23: 52-53)
Islam continúa sus enseñanzas de un Solo Dios y de la hermandad de la humanidad. Islam, busca implementar el espíritu entre las razas, y aun así, al mismo tiempo, se mantiene tolerante y respetuosa con las otras divinas religiones y sus seguidores, los cuales comparten la misma creencias de Un Solo Dios.
Que es lo que enseña:
Si Dios hubiese querido, os hubiese reunido en una comunidad única, pero os ha dividido con el fin de probaros en lo que os ha dado. ¡Competid en las buenas obras!
Los hombres que condenan es porque no comprenden.
Significado del Islam
Islam enseña, que Allah no le gusta ser comparado con nada de lo que El ha creado. El es el Todo-Bondadoso, Todo-Misericordioso y Todo-Compasivo.
la palabra Árabe Islam implica el alcance de paz a través de la sumisión a Dios. La palabra musulmán, es un adjetivo derivado del nombre del Islam, e implica a la persona que tiene paz con ella misma por ser sumiso a Allah (Dios).
Los musulmanes creen en Un Solo Dios, Eterno Dios, el cual creo los cielos, la tierra y todos lo que existe. En árabe, Dios es llamado Allah. No hay diferencia absoluta entre Allah y el Dios de Abraham, Moisés y Jesús, la paz sea con ellos. Los musulmanes, no creen que el Profeta Muhammad fue el único profeta; en lo que ellos cree, es que el fue el ultimo Profeta del Viejo y Nuevo Testamento. El Sagrado Coran, es la revelación de la Sagrada Escrituras del Islam, y nos enseña:
Decidles: "Creemos en Dios, en cuanto nos ha sido revelado (el Coran), y en lo que fue revelado a Abraham, a Ismael, a Jacobo y a las doce tribus de Israel, y en lo que fue concedido a Moisés y a Jesús, y en lo que fue dado a los profetas por sus Señor; no hacemos distingos entre ninguno de ellos y seguiremos consagrados a El." (Coran 2:136)
Islam enseña que Allah es eterno. El no fue reproducido, no ha sido El, no se torna en hijo o hija. Islam rechaza el concepto de la Encarnación de Dios, el cual se encuentra en el Hinduismo, Cristianismo, y otras religiones.
Islam rechaza la noción de que Jesús, fue hijo de Dios. Preferiblemente, lo honoramos y respetamos como uno de los grandes mensajeros y profetas de Allah hacia los hijos de Israel.
Islam rechaza la concepción de la Trinidad y se considera una contradicción del monoteísmo puro. También, rechaza el argumento de algunos cristianos que dicen que Dios mismo se encarno en Jesús, y entonces Dios se hizo hombre. También se rechaza el argumento de que Jesús murió en la cruz por los pecados de la humanidad. Al comienzo, Islam cree que el hombre viene a conocer a Allah y se siente cerca de El, haciendo las oraciones correctas, ayunando, haciendo caridad, peregrinación y acciones buenas. Ellos creen en la resurrección de la muerte al final del mundo; ellos creen en el acercamiento del Día del Juicio y la vida eterna en el Paraíso o en el infierno.
Aunque, los musulmanes creen que Allah (Dios) es El Todo- Poderoso y mantiene completo control sobre Su creación, ellos también creen que Allah ha creado al hombre con propia voluntad y habilidad de escoger un acto, y que Allah hace al hombre moralmente responsable por las cosas que hace como hombre durante su vida. Es falso decir, que el Islam enseña a sus seguidores a resignarse mansa y débilmente a su destino. En lugar de eso, Islam desafía a los creyentes a pelear en contra de lo equivocado y la opresión, y esforzarse por establecer la verdad de lo que es correcto y justo.
Que no hayan dudas: los musulmanes adoran al Dios de Noé, Abraham, Moisés, David y Jesús. Sin embargo, es verdad que los judíos, cristianos y musulmanes tienen diferentes conceptos del Dios Todopoderoso. Por ejemplo, tanto los musulmanes como los judíos rechazan las creencias cristianas de la Trinidad y de la Divina Encarnación. Esto, sin embargo, no significa que cada una de estas tres religiones adore a un Dios diferente porque, como ya lo hemos dicho, hay sólo Un Dios Verdadero.
El primer milagro que se narra sobre Mahoma en la compilación de los hadices es que el arcángel Gabriel descendió y abrió su pecho para sacar su corazón. Extrajo un coágulo negro de éste y dijo «Esta era la parte por donde Satán podría seducirte». Después lo lavó con agua del pozo de Zamzam en un recipiente de oro y devolvió el corazón a su sitio. Se dice que ella murió cuando él tenía seis años, por lo que fue acogido y educado primero por su abuelo Abd al-Muttalib y luego por su tío paternoAbu Talib, un líder de la tribu Quraysh, la más poderosa de La Meca, y padre de su primo y futuro califa Ali.6Mahoma era de carácter reflexivo y rutinariamente pasaba noches meditando en una cueva (Hira) cerca de La Meca. Los musulmanes creen que en 610 a los cuarenta años de edad, mientras meditaba, Mahoma tuvo una visión del arcángel Gabriel. Describió esta visita como un mandato para memorizar y recitar los versos enviados por Dios. Durante su vida, Mahoma confió la conservación de la palabra de Dios (Allah), trasmitida por Gabriel (Yibril), a la retentiva de los memoriones, quienes la memorizaban recitándola incansablemente que después de su muerte serían recopilados por escrito en el Corán debido a la primordial importancia de conservar el mensaje original en toda su pureza, sin el menor cambio ni de fondo ni de forma. Para ello emplearon materiales como las escápulas de camello, sobre las que grababan los versículos del Corán. El arcángel Gabriel le indicó que había sido elegido como el último de los profetas y como tal predicó la palabra de Dios sobre la base de un estricto monoteísmo, prediciendo el Día del Juicio Final.
En 620, Mahoma hizo un viaje en una noche que es conocido como Isra y Miraj. Isra es la palabra en árabe que se refiere a un viaje milagroso desde La Meca a Jerusalén, específicamente al lugar conocido como Masjid al-Aqsa. Isra fue seguida por el Mi'rāŷ, su ascensión al cielo, donde recorrió los siete cielos y se comunicó con profetas que le precedieron, como Abraham, Moisés o Jesús.
Combatid en el camino de Dios a quienes os combaten, pero no seáis los agresores. Dios no ama a los agresores.
Los principales textos usados en el Hinduismo son los Vedas (considerados los más importantes), los Upanishad, el Mahā Bhārata, y el Rāmāyana. Estos escritos contienen himnos, encarnaciones, filosofías, rituales, poemas e historias en las que los hindúes basan sus creencias. Otros textos usados en el Hinduismo incluyen las Brahmánicas, los Sūtras, y los Aranyakas.
A pesar de que el Hinduismo es usualmente entendido como politeísta, porque supuestamente se reconocen tantos como 330 millones de dioses, también tiene un “dios” que es supremo: Brahma. Brahma es una entidad que se cree que habita en cada porción de la realidad y la existencia, a través de todo el universo. Brahma es tanto impersonal como inconcebible, y con frecuencia se ha creído que existe en tres formas separadas como: Brahma–Creador; Vishnú–Preservador; y Shivá–Destructor. Estas “facetas” de Brahma también son conocidas a través de muchas otras encarnaciones de cada una de ellas. Pero resulta realmente difícil “señalar” la teología hindú, puesto que casi cada uno de los sistemas teológicos es representado de alguna manera por una escuela hindú de alguna clase.
El hinduismo también tiene diferentes opiniones sobre la humanidad. Siendo Brahma todo, el Hinduismo asegura que todo es divino. La meta espiritual de un hindú es convertirse en uno con Brahma, aunque deje de existir en su forma ilusoria del “ser individual.” Esta libertad es referida como el “moksha.” Hasta que el moksha es alcanzado, el hindú cree que él/ella serán repetidamente reencarnados a fin de que puedan trabajar hacia la auto-realización de la verdad (siendo esta verdad que solo Brahma existe, nada más). La manera en que una persona es reencarnada es determinada por el karma, el cual es un principio de causa y efecto gobernado por el balance natural. Lo que uno hizo en el pasado, afecta y corresponde con lo que sucede en el futuro, incluyendo el pasado y futuro de las diferentes vidas.
Ciertamente, el hinduismo no es una religión, sino un conjunto de creencias indias. El término hindú se lo inventaron los musulmanes en el siglo XI d. C. Pero la religión original de la mayoría de los pobladores de Bharata (la India) siempre ha sido el sanatana-dharma (el eterno deber virtuoso) establecido en los Vedas, los cuales son provienen del mismo Vishnu. La conclusión védica es que Krishna es la Suprema Personalidad de Dios, y que la única forma de liberarnos de todos los sufrimientos y conocerlo e ir a Su Morada Celestial es mediante el bhakti-yoga (servicio devocional). No hay otra manera.
El hinduismo no posee fundador, no es una religión ni una filosofía sino una suma de ellas, un conjunto de creencias metafísicas, religiosas, cultos, costumbres y rituales que conforman una tradición, en la que no existen ni órdenes sacerdotales que establezcan un dogma único, ni una organización central.
Tú eres lo que tu deseo profundo e impulsor es. Tal como es tu deseo, así es tu voluntad. Tal como es tu voluntad, así es tu acción. Tal como es tu acción, así es tu destino
En conclusión, es mucha la información que existe, es necesario tomarte el tiempo de leer e investigar, ya que es difícil saberlo todo y llegar a la certeza exacta en cuanto a Dios se refiere y mas si lo intentamos comprender de una manera racional, desde mi propia experiencia a Dios no se le entiende o comprende desde lo escrito, la biblia aunque es una guía en la que podemos comenzar accionar nuestra propia Fe, a Dios se le siente con el espíritu en cada criatura o cosa que te rodea, y si, mientras mas aprendas a expandir tu espiritualidad y no ser tan racional aprenderás que hay cosas que no tienen explicación, que no por eso no son reales, que no por ello no dejan ni dejaran de ser.
Aquí les dejo la cita de
Hebreos 11:1
Es, pues, la fe la certeza de lo que se espera, la convicción de lo que no se ve.
Existen diferencias muchas, que hacen que cada ser humano crea en lo que decide creer o es inculcado a creer, ojala todos tuviéramos la opción de elegir en que creer pero en muchos lugares aun no es así, si eres afortunado de creer en lo que tu quieras se respetuoso, con los demás si aun sin elegir crees de corazón y defiendes tus creencias, no lastimes ni hieras en nombre de ellas piensa que eres el reflejo de la Fe que practicas.
Esto no es fácil de entender ni asimilar creo que tanto los que creen en Dios como los que no, estamos en una lucha constante de nuestra Fe, con nosotros mismos esa es la lucha que vale la pena pelear, la lucha no debe estar basada en violencia y mucho menos en hacer daño a otras personas, sea lo que quieras creer sea cualquiera la religión a practicar.
El Dios o dioses de los que eh estado leyendo dan un mensaje de amor, de perdón, de misericordia, por que nosotros no podemos ser como el Dios en el que estamos creyendo?....
Tu muestras el respeto que quieres que le den a tu fe, tus acciones muestran un reflejo del Dios en el que crees, trata a los demás con el mismo amor y paciencia que Dios te trata a ti.
Yo creo en Dios, creo que entre mas lo conozco mas me maravillo de el, mas me amo y acepto y me perdono por eso también he aprendido que tanto las personas que creen como las que no, merecen amor aceptación y perdón, no quiero sonar muy religiosa con este mensaje pero si decir como me siento, y se que desde que he estrechado mi relación con Dios algo ha mejorado en mi, algunos dirán que es muy poco racional creer en algo que nunca as visto y sentido pueda ser el fundamento para convertirte en mejor persona, lo se eh estado en ese punto también.....
Ahora mismo se que Dios cree en mi desde siempre... Así que yo creo en el desde ahora.
Las diferencias entre seres humanos son muchas, podrás creer en un Dios diferente al mio o no creer en el, practicar otra religión, eso es lo de menos cuando nuestra Fe sea ser mejores no solo para nosotros mismos, si no para este mundo en el que todos estamos.
Jess <3
I think this is a delicate and very particular issue and we are all very different and our views are so when humans justify acts of cruelty and evil in the name of God, or faith, it really grabs you ask yourself It is what they believe to commit such acts.
Although in my opinion such acts of cruelty are more motivated to corrupt and totally generated interest and man to man, trying to justify in the name of God.
I will clarify that I am no expert on the subject I will say my opinion and let them know how I'm trying to learn about other religions, and the amazing mind like they really are or that its foundations are based, all awakened by curiosity knowledge. It is noteworthy that as read many believers are further away than teaching his belief that what really practiced.
But who is God? it is religion? what are your foundations? ....
God: In polytheistic religions, supernatural being that is worshiped; It has power over a particular area of reality and the fate of humans. as in the Hindu Trimurti whose main gods, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
Usually, God is considered omnipresent (is everywhere), omnipotent (all do), omniscient (knows everything). According to religion, different names, such as Allah (Islam) or Yahweh (Judaism). The science that deals with the study of theology is divine entities. There are several philosophical arguing about the existence of a god, as deism (accepts the existence of a supreme being, but not the information allegedly revealed through deeds or certain people, like the Bible or the Koran), agnosticism (ignores the existence of God) or atheism (denying the existence of a god or think you are unsubstantiated).
Religion: Set of religious beliefs, behavioral norms and ceremonies of prayer or sacrifice that are specific to a particular group and that man recognizes a relationship with deity (a god or gods).
The doctrine that there are various different religions derived from Christianity.
God is the supreme being that monotheistic religions consider as creator of the universe. It is a deity that different religions worship and praise. The concept comes from the Latin word deus and written with capital letters when referring to the aforementioned idea of being supreme for religions like Christianity, Judaism and Islam, among others.
There are many religions in truth, when I say many are many, so if it takes a while and read indeed that is my main recommendation reads what is based your faith and if you open your mind to believe in the spiritual, not before know that is what you are basing the fundamentals of your spirituality.
Amitistas religions or voodoo
Animist cult in which the ofiolatría (worship of snakes), the phallicism (worship the image of the male organ failure as a symbol of fertility and the productive force of nature) and magical practices are mixed. It is a strange combination of Obi.
Believers of this religion worship both spirits of the dead and those of certain animals and plants, as well as entities that personify the forces of nature
The Yoruba pantheon consists of seven main gods;
Shango; god of fire and lightning
Orula; god of fate
Ogun; God of War
The water; god of travelers
Obatala; god of good
Yemaya; goddess of waters and sea
Eshu; god of vengeance.
The doctrine holds that voodoo can attract disease or death of an individual, practicing certain rituals with an object that the person has touched or with a wax image that seeks simularle.
What is Christianity?
Remarkably, Yahweh, Jehovah, and Yahweh, Yahweh, Iehova, and Jah Jehovah, are some of the names most frequently used to designate God.
For his enormous love for mankind and his mercy, God caused his son, Jesus, a man of flesh and blood, so it would make landfall on earth and save humanity from original sin. God, who is the son, father and holy spirit at the same time was able to suffer the largest with a mission to save all men from sin physical pain.
"Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who insult. If someone strikes you on one cheek, offer the other "Luke 6: 27-29.
"No good tree to give bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit. Each tree is known by its fruit. "
Luke 6: 43
What is Judaism?
Monotheistic religion based on the Bible and the Torah, which reflect the content of the revelation of God to the people of Israel; It is characterized by respecting the will of God for humanity, which is expressed in the commandments of the Law, and await the coming of a Messiah, the salvation and the triumph of the Jewish people will come.
The Christian idea of God the Trinity divided into three separate entities: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit (Matthew 28:19).
This contradicts the Shema, the basis of Jewish belief: "Hear O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One" (Deuteronomy 6: 4). Jews declare the oneness of God every day, writing it in their frames mezuzot- -the doors, and tying their arms and their heads -the Tefilin-
This assertion of the oneness of God are the first words that teach a Jewish child, and the last words spoken before dying.
In Jewish law, a divine trinity worship is considered idolatry, one of the cardinal sins for which a Jew must give life before I commit.
Christians believe that God came to earth, taking the form of a man, as Jesus said: "I and the Father are one" (John 10:30).
Maimonides devotes most of his book "The Guide of the Perplexed" the fundamental idea that God has no body, ie a physical form. God is eternal, is above time. He is Infinite, beyond space. It could not have been born and can not die. To say that God assumed a human form makes little god, destroying His Oneness and Divinity, as the Torah says: "God is not a mortal" (Numbers 23; 19).
Do not judge your neighbor before I found instead
When the time comes to die, he said the frog, I'll go down to the sea to devour me one of his creatures; and even my death will be a kindness
What Is Islam?
The religion of absolute submission to one God; Allah.
This is exactly what Islam teaches. In fact, Islam teaches that there is one God and the brotherhood of all races. This is the original message which Allah (God) sent all the prophets and all religions since the history of man appeared.
"And I know that this is only your worship, and I am your Lord. Fear Me, then! But the people were divided into different sects, and each sect revels with it." (Quran 23: 52-53)
Islam continues its teachings of one God and the brotherhood of mankind. Islam seeks to implement the spirit between races, and yet, at the same time remains tolerant and respectful of other divine religions and their followers who share the same belief of One God.
That is what teaches:
If God had willed, He would have gathered in a single community, but has divided you in order to test you in what He has given you. Vie in good works!
Condemning men is because they do not understand.
Meaning of Islam
Islam teaches that Allah does not like to be compared to anything that He has created. He is the All-Kind, All-Merciful and All-Compassionate.
The Arabic word Islam means the scope of peace through submission to God. The word Muslim is an adjective derived from the name of Islam, and involves the person who has peace with herself for being submissive to Allah (God).
Muslims believe in one God, The everlasting God, the Creator of the heavens and the earth and all that exists. In Arabic, God is called Allah. There is absolutely no difference between Allah and the God of Abraham, Moses and Jesus, peace be upon them. Muslims do not believe that the Prophet Muhammad was the only prophet; what they believe, it is that he was the last prophet of the Old and New Testaments. The Holy Qur'an is the revelation of the Holy Scriptures of Islam, and it teaches us:
Tell them: "We believe in God, as He has been revealed (the Quran), and what was revealed to Abraham, Ishmael, Jacob and the twelve tribes of Israel, and what was given to Moses and Jesus, and what was given to the prophets from their Lord, we do distinction between any of them and will continue devoted to Him. " (Quran 2: 136)
Islam teaches that Allah is eternal. He was not played, has not he, does not become a son or daughter. Islam rejects the concept of the Incarnation of God, which is in Hinduism, Christianity, and other religions.
Islam rejects the notion that Jesus was the son of God. Preferably, as we honor and respect as one of the great messengers and prophets of Allah to the children of Israel.
Islam rejects the concept of the Trinity and is considered a contradiction of pure monotheism. It also rejects the argument of some Christians who say that God Himself became incarnate in Jesus, then God became man. The argument that Jesus died on the cross for the sins of mankind were also rejected. At the beginning, Islam believes that man comes to know Allah and feel close to Him, doing the right prayers, fasting, doing charity, pilgrimage and good deeds. They believe in the resurrection of the dead at the end of the world; they believe in the approach of the Day of Judgment and eternal life in paradise or hell.
Although Muslims believe that Allah (God) is The Almighty and maintains complete control over His creation, they also believe that Allah has created man with free will and ability to choose an action, and that Allah makes the man morally responsible for the things you do as a man in his lifetime. It is false to say that Islam teaches its followers to resign meekly and weakly to your destination. Instead, Islam challenges believers to fight against the wrong and oppression, and strive to establish the truth of what is right and just.
Let there be no doubt: Muslims worship the God of Noah, Abraham, Moses, David and Jesus. However, it is true that Jews, Christians and Muslims have different concepts of Almighty God. For example, both Muslims and Jews reject the Christian beliefs of the Trinity and the Divine Incarnation. This, however, does not mean that each of these three religions worships a different God because, as we have said, there is only One True God.
Prophet Muhammad was the founder of Islam.
In Islam, Mohammed is considered "the seal of the prophets" the latest in a long chain of messengers sent by God to update its message, whose predecessors Abraham, Moses and Jesus of Nazareth would be counted.
The first miracle is told about Muhammad in the compilation of the hadith is that the archangel Gabriel came down and opened his chest to remove its heart. He removed a black clot of this and said, "This was the part where Satan could seduce you." Then he washed with water from the well of Zamzam in a gold vessel and returned the heart to his site. It is said that she died when he was six, so I was welcomed and educated first by his grandfather Abd al-Muttalib and then by his uncle paternoAbu Talib, a leader of the Quraysh tribe, the most powerful of Mecca, and father his cousin and future Caliph Ali.6Mahoma was reflective character and routinely spent nights meditating in a cave (Hira) near Mecca. Muslims believe that in 610 at forty years of age, while meditating, Muhammad had a vision of the archangel Gabriel. He described this visit like a mandate to memorize and recite the verses sent by God. During his lifetime, Muhammad entrusted the preservation of the Word of God (Allah), transmitted by Gabriel (Jibril), the retention of memoriones, whom memorized reciting tirelessly after his death would be collected by written in the Koran because the paramount importance of preserving the original message in its purity, without any change either of substance or of form. To do this they used materials like camel scapula, on which verses of the Quran recorded. The archangel Gabriel told him he had been chosen as the last of the prophets and as such preached the word of God on the basis of a strict monotheism, predicting Judgment Day.
In 620, Muhammad took a trip on a night that is known as Isra and Miraj. Isra is the Arabic word that refers to a miraculous journey from Mecca to Jerusalem, specifically to the place known as Masjid al-Aqsa. Isra was followed by the Mi'raj, his ascension to heaven, where she toured the seven heavens and communicated with prophets who preceded him, as Abraham, Moses or Jesus.
Fight in the way of God those who fight you, but do not be the aggressor. God does not love aggressors.
What is Hinduism?
It is the predominant religious tradition of the Indian subcontinent, mainly in countries like India and Nepal. With more than one million members, it is the third largest religion in the world after Christianity and Islam.
The main texts used in Hinduism are the Vedas (considered most important), the Upanishads, the Maha Bharata and Ramayana. These writings contain hymns, incarnations, philosophies, rituals, poems and stories in which Hindus base their beliefs. Other texts used in Hinduism include the Brahminical, sutras, and Aranyakas.
Although Hinduism is usually understood as polytheistic, supposedly because as many as 330 million gods are recognized, also has a "god" that is supreme Brahma. Brahma is an entity believed to inhabit every portion of reality and existence throughout the universe. Brahma is both impersonal and inconceivable, and often believed that exists as three separate forms: Brahma-Creator; Vishnu-Preserver; and Shiva-Destroyer. These "facets" of Brahma are also known by many other embodiments of each. But it is really difficult "point" Hindu theology, since almost every theological systems is represented in some way by a Hindu school of some kind.
Hinduism also have different opinions about humanity. Brahma being everything, Hinduism says that everything is divine. The spiritual goal of a Hindu is to become one with Brahma, but cease to exist in its illusory form of "individual being." This freedom is referred to as the "moksha." Until moksha is achieved, a Hindu believes that he / she will be repeatedly reincarnated so they can work toward self-realization of the truth (the truth being that only Brahman exists, nothing else). How a person is reincarnated is determined by karma, which is a principle of cause and effect governed by the natural balance. What you did in the past it affects and corresponds with what happens in the future, including the past and future of different lives.
Certainly, Hinduism is not a religion, but a collection of Indian beliefs. The Hindu term was invented by the Muslims in the eleventh century AD. C. But the original religion of the majority of the inhabitants of Bharata (India) has always been the Sanatana Dharma (the eternal duty virtuoso) established in the Vedas, which are from the same Vishnu. The Vedic conclusion is that Krishna is the Supreme Personality of Godhead, and that the only way to free ourselves from all suffering and know and go to his heavenly home is by bhakti-yoga (devotional service). There is no other way.
Hinduism has no founder, is not a religion nor a ritual philosophy but a sum of them, a set of metaphysical beliefs, religious cults, customs and make a tradition, in which there are no priestly orders to establish a single dogma or a central organization.
You are what your deep desire and drive is. As is your desire, so is your will. As is your will, that's your action. As is your action, so is your destiny
In conclusion, there is a lot of information there, you must take the time to read and research, since it is difficult to know everything and get to the exact certainty about God is concerned and more if we try to understand in a rational way, from My own experience God does not understand or understand from the written Bible but is a guide that can begin operate our own faith, God is you feel the spirit in every creature or thing around you, and if , the more you learn to expand your spirituality and not be so rational learn that there are things that have no explanation, not why are not real, why not leave not cease to be.
Here are the appointment of
Hebrews 11: 1
It is therefore faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
Differences exist many, that make every human being created in what you choose to believe or is taught to believe, I hope everyone had a choice to believe but in many places still is not, if you are fortunate to believe in what you You want to be respectful to others even if not chosen you think of heart and stand up for your beliefs, do not hurt or Hurt on behalf of them think you're a reflection of the Faith practices.
This is not easy to understand or assimilate think both those who believe in God and those who do not, we are in a constant struggle of our faith, ourselves, that is the fight worth fighting, the fight should not be based on much less violence and harm to others, whatever you want to believe it any religion to practice.
The God or gods I been reading eh give a message of love, forgiveness, mercy, for we can not be like the God in whom we believe? ....
You show the respect you want to give to your faith, your actions show a reflection of the God in whom you believe, treat others with the same love and patience that God comes to you.
I believe in God, I believe that the more I know more I marvel at the, the more I love and accept and forgive myself why I also learned that both people who believe as they do not deserve love acceptance and forgiveness, I do not want to sound very religious with this message but to say how I feel, and I know that since I've narrowed my relationship with God has improved something in me, some will say that it is very rational to believe in something as never seen and felt to be the basis for become a better person, I know eh state at that point also .....
Now God himself always believed in my ... So I think from now on.
The differences between human beings are many, you believe in a different mine or not believe in, practice another religion God, that's the least when our faith is to be better not only for ourselves, but to this world we all.
Jess <3
