Hindus: Why too many department worshipped??

barney50

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1. by Png_Prince:See, again u show ur true colours. Is that u mean by god qualities u said u have?   U worship a pervert peeping tom. How come a peeping tom can be worshipped barney ? Can explain? Tq.

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I only worship GOD who is MERCIFUL, COMPASSIONATE, CARING and LOVING. Not one who calls GOD but orders his henchman to kill those who are against him, rape innocent women while their husbands are a sacrifice to him. Robbing the innocent of their properties and destroying all their culture so that his new cult can be practiced. Giving permission to his prophet to marry a child who does not know what is marriage or being raped by an old man who claims to be a prophet. Also giving permission to his henchman to marry the volupous wife of his son is unthinkable. What GOD would allow such a thing? Man thank GOD I was not born into a Muslim family to face the shame.

Png_Prince

Then, Krisna not a peeping tom ? Or u ashamed to admit ? Hahaha

barney50

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4. Then, Krisna not a peeping tom ? Or u ashamed to admit ? Hahaha

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Hey! Dudd, prove your point by quoting the passage or verse from the Gita like we do from your Quran and hadith. Otherwsie you are making a fool of yourself here. We have proven our claim by quoting from your holy book and hadith but you have yet to quote from ours. Page, volume and verse is all we need, so please do that or else you are what I had said you are.

Png_Prince

You have proven nothing barney. Just ur baseless allegations only. Haha. Do you deny Krisna isnt a peeping tom ? Answer me yes or no first.

barney50

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1. You have proven nothing barney. Just ur baseless allegations only. Haha. Do you deny Krisna isnt a peeping tom ? Answer me yes or no first.

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Typical reply from those who cannot refute my claim. You remind me of of who repeats his question over and over again when he is cornered. Ah! yes, anti_aktivis, you must be his brother. When you cannot defend logically you change into a lunatic behaviour and this is the resul of it. Go on like a parrot and you become a fool here. Why would Krishna be a peeping tom and when did you see him peeping. Was it written in the Gita? Your prophets act of pevert is written in the hadith and I can quote if you want me quote the verse if it will please you.

Png_Prince

See, u cant refute my claim here. Didnt ur god peeping tom on gopi girls ? Are u ashamed of that ? Or is it one of god qualities ?

barney50

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1. by Png_Prince: See, u cant refute my claim here. Didnt ur god peeping tom on gopi girls ? Are u ashamed of that ? Or is it one of god qualities ?

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See, you can't refite my calim.Didn't you pevert prophet peeped while his daughter in law wa taking her bath? Are yo ashame of that? Or is it Allah's comand to Mohammed to peep at his daughter in law?

Png_Prince

See, in each every post of u, u show ur true hatred towards Islam, and u need to say something bad about Prophet Muhammad to divert ur shameful Krisna God who womaniser.

What kind of god quality is that ?

Png_Prince

Krishna

The stories about Krishna are immensely attractive to all Hindus. Like the Ramayan they tell of jealousies and battles, of love and intrigue and, essentially, of the eventual triumph of good over evil. Krishna was born on earth so that the balance of good in the world could be restored, hence the many stories involving Krishna see him overcoming evil demons and people. His very birth epitomizes the evil state of the world, for his parents, Prince Vasudeva and Princess Devaki, had been imprisoned by the wicked demon king Kansa because he had been told that their eighth child would bring about his death. Despite Kamsa being able to kill six of their children, Krisna and his brother were transferred to safety in the village of Gokula ' Cow-village ' and were raised by foster parents. It was in this village that Krishna was given his name which, in view of his dark blue colour, means ' black '.         There are many beautiful stories about Krishna's babyhood and youth which appeal to Hindus of all ages. The stories show the baby or young Krishna in earthly form yet at the same time depict Krisna as the ultimate Lord of the Universe. On one occasion, Yasoda, Krishna's foster mother, wanted to punish him for putting earth in his mouth, but when she looked inside his mouth to try to get it out she saw the whole universe in it! On another occasion Krisna, who, it seems, had a considerable partiality for butter, had stolen his mother's butter for the umpteenth time. Exasperated, Yasoda tried to catch her child and tie him up, but he could not be caught, for who can bind God or hold God in their hands? Even as an infant, however, Krisna, unlike Ram, is depicted as being thoroughly aware of his total identity with Visnu and there is never any suggestion of duality between the two. He is sufficiently aware of why his foster mother is unable to bind him and allows her to do so only out of pty.         What is particularly attractive about the stories of Krisna as a young man and his life among the Villegers is the classlessness of them: here is a divine being living among ordinary mortals in everyday village life. We hear about the pranks he plays on his fellow cowherds and cowherdesses, even to the extent of stealing the girls clothes while they are bathing in the river! While we are never allowed to forget that Krisna is a divine being, he is also full of fun, confidence, and above all, love. It is this last aspect which is very important on the symbolic level. Outwardly, the gopis, the cowherdesses, were all in love with Krisna, but he had a favourite, Radha: His love affair with Radha symbolizes the love of the human soul for God and, equally, God's love for humankind. The ardent love of the gopis for Krisna symbolizes the devotee who can love God to the same extent, so devoted to God that the personal self, the ego, is lost. This is the height of devotional Hinduism, called bhakti. Strictly speaking, bhakti should transcend class barriers for Krisna was a Ksatriya while Radha was a low-caste gopi. But in practice, devotional Hinduism has also accommodated the inequalities of caste.         As had been foretold, Krisna returned to his place of birth and killed Kansa, freeing his parents and setting up the rightful kingdom of his own family. Although he had to leave the village of his childhood and the many friends who loved him he assured them all that as long as they kept him firmly in mind at all times and remained devoted to him, then he would always be with them. This symbolizes the idea that God is always with his bhakta, his loving devotee. What is so special about Krisna is that he can be worshipped in any of the forms previously mentioned, as a baby, as a youth, as a lover, as a lord, or even as the great God Visnu. Again, it depends on the nature of the individual in which way he or she wishes to pour out devotion to this versatile God.

God qualities ?

barney50

Png_Prince,

Learn the moral of the story before you make fool of your self. What is wrong with his qualities? Have you not seen a child playing prangs with adults? Hvae you not see a child eat earth when left alone outside the house? Have you not seen the behaviour of boys when around girls? Go see what is happening in the kampongs where girls tkae their bath and boys surround the area to create fun. These are qualities of human beings which Krishna showed men whould behave. Not that GOD would behave which you are trying to show that you are an expert in analysing Krishna's motives. Read this to understand what it means when the Gopies were in love with him.

"His love affair with Radha symbolizes the love of the human soul for God and, equally, God's love for humankind. The ardent love of the gopis for Krisna symbolizes the devotee who can love God to the same extent, so devoted to God that the personal self, the ego, is lost. This is the height of devotional Hinduism, called bhakti. Strictly speaking, bhakti should transcend class barriers for Krisna was a Ksatriya while Radha was a low-caste gopi. But in practice, devotional Hinduism has also accommodated the inequalities of caste."[/color

Png_Prince

Originally posted by barney50 at 12-6-2007 10:53 AM
Png_Prince,

Learn the moral of the story before you make fool of your self. What is wrong with his qualities? Have you not seen a child playing prangs with adults? Hvae you not see a child eat ...

What is particularly attractive about the stories of Krisna as a young man and his life among the Villegers is the classlessness of them: here is a divine being living among ordinary mortals in everyday village life. We hear about the pranks he plays on his fellow cowherds and cowherdesses, even to the extent of stealing the girls clothes while they are bathing in the river!

Uncle barney, whats the moral of stealing the girls clothes while they bathing in river ? Is this what u call god qualities ?

sixret

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TRUTH8?????

WHO HE/SHE IS?

LIAR?

PROVOKER?

MOCKER?

HYPOCRITE?

DISGUISER?

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CHRISTIAN?

HINDU?

EX-MUSLIM?

HE CAN BE ANYTHING

sixret

INCONSISTENCY.....

CONTRADICTIONS.....

ONE MOMENT HE/SHE TOLD SOMETHING.....

THE NEXT MOMENT HE/SHE TOLD SOMETHING ELSE THAT CONTRADICTED HIS/HER FIRST STATEMENT

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