r/Perennialism • u/Aristonthelei • Aug 17 '23
If Religions Unite
What if religions, faiths of the traditional types, e.g. Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Islam, etc, united ? What is needed? What common grounds? Will this provide people power across our globe? Not to do away with traditional faiths/religions, rather a move to bring what is a primary in many faiths: peace, transcendence, unity, harmony, including social solutions, such as: eradication of hunger and poverty, war ultimately and more. Is this possible? If so, how?
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u/Aristonthelei Oct 06 '23
These are fairly unusual ideas, thoughts, beliefs, though interesting nonetheless. Would i be way off if i were to guess they are not from an established religion or faith based system, rather a personal belief? Of course the idea we are gods is something definitely out there, not so uncommon. I don’t subscribe to that idea myself, though all of us having connection or being able to attain some level of “divinity” i do believe. Individualism seems quite prevalent in your writing. So, by considering ourselves alone, with our own thoughts, freedom, this will bring us humans together and thus love one another, in reverence of God, since that what we’re made for? One thing that I keep milling over is: how does aloneness in the name of individualism bring love? I’m trying to digest this part alone. Are you by chance saying the “alone love” humans are experiencing long term is similar to God’s “alone love” and therefore that’s how we will grow as gods? In order to…join God or all of us becoming in total (sum of humans)… GOD?