Cobie

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  1. true names of God(s), Demons etc

    To learn, One accumulates day by day. To study Tao, One reduces day by day. ï»żDDJ 48 ç‚ș ć­ž æ—„ 益 ç‚ș 道 æ—„ 損 wei2 xue2 ri4 yi4 wei2 dao4 ri4 sun3 (WB, translation Chung Yuan Chang)
  2. Daoism Afterlife

    Reincarnation as a belief was indigenous to China (not a Buddhist import). Jade was already found in Neolithic burial sites. Jade was symbolic for the cicades which were symbolic for reincarnation.
  3. true names of God(s), Demons etc

    A sales trainer (J. Douglas Edwards, active 1960's to 1980's) said ‘Questions are the Answers’ and ‘Obstacles are Opportunities’.
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  5. Staff changes 8/2024

    That’s good to hear.
  6. Staff changes 8/2024

    (I hadn’t seen that post) warm welcome too to @dwai as the new admin.
  7. Staff changes 8/2024

    Trunk and Steve are great! A big thank you to them for their dedication. Great. A warm welcome, and thank you very much for taking on the task, appreciated.
  8. true names of God(s), Demons etc

    Interesting.
  9. true names of God(s), Demons etc

    It’s from the Public Domain Pictures’.
  10. true names of God(s), Demons etc

    “heavens” is everything?
  11. true names of God(s), Demons etc

    ‘The Lord’s Prayer’ also mentions a plural ‘heavens’! ÎżáœÏÎ±ÎœÎżáż–Ï‚ - heavens https://biblehub.com/text/matthew/6-9.htm It also mentions a ‘heaven’ singular. ÎżáœÏÎ±Îœáż· - heaven https://biblehub.com/text/matthew/6-10.htm
  12. true names of God(s), Demons etc

    Wow “heavens” is plural!
  13. Yoga in Christianity

    ‘works’ are what a person himself can do. ‘grace’ is God’s unmerited favour. “
 that no one may boast” (Ephesians 2:8-9)
  14. true names of God(s), Demons etc

    Sure, feel free to address a 4 years old.
  15. true names of God(s), Demons etc

    Thank you very much for the info. That’s what I expected to hear as the concept of ‘Logos’ was rooted in Greek culture. Wow I never heard of that before. Sounds very interesting. Thank you but no, it will be beyond my comprehension. Instead I would like to ask you to tell me a little bit more about it in your own words. But please, in words that a 6 year old could understand as that’s about my level of understanding. It reminds me of this