Maybe it would clarify things if you define beforehand what you mean
by independent religion. To be honest I don't know for sure what
that means.
What has to be true in order for two religions to be independent?
-Gilberto
On 5/11/06, Tim Nolan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any proofs
In a message dated 5/11/2006 10:47:40 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
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Could someone please post the December 27 letter to the
Councillors? I've been asked to do a quiz which would have some
questions about it.
Dear David: You can find the December 27th
Gilberto wrote: Maybe it would clarify
things if you define beforehand what you meanby "independent religion". To
be honest I don't know for sure what that means.What has to be true in order
for two religions to be "independent"?-Gilberto
Dear Gilberto,
Perhaps this will clarify
Ok, so being independent from Islam in this context. means Bahais
are not Muslims. That should be easy enough to prove. If a Muslim
disagrees with that claim then pretty clearly they are arguing under a
different definition.
-Gilberto
On 5/12/06, Sandra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gilberto
On 5/12/06, Richard H. Gravelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
. My guess would be that part of
the Bahai position (which I've heard from some Bahais) is the
assertion that there is no kind of natural law, no kind of underlying
natural morality. The only commandments are the orders of the
Janine,
Sure that's a good example. It works in other directions as well.
Muslims tend to have certain demographics, especially if you are
talking about Muslims living in Western countries. I've definitely had
conversations where people talk about Muslims but it would be more
useful or relevant
When I send a message to Baha'i Studies, I never see it get posted to the group. That is, my own message does not come back to me. Since people respond to me, they must see my messages, but I never do.I see messages posted by others, but never my own. Why is that? Does anyone else have
Hi Gilberto,What has to be true in order for two religions to be "independent"?Hmmm... I'm not sure I have the best definition, but I'll try.I think a religion is independent if its Founder claims to have a revelation direct from the Divine Reality, that is, God. A religion is
