[pct-l] God and G-d

[jdawud at yahoo.com (Junaid Dawud)]

The Aztecs believed that the sun required human blood
offerings in order to keep rising.  Now I don't think
that any group or person has a 100% grip on the true
nature of the universe, but I will venture a guess
that the sun doesn't need human acrifices to keep
rising.  My subtle point here is that one must examine
spiritual knowledge/opinions and see if they pass the
'me' test.

As far as I know the quakers are just puritans who
like to keep life simple (comlication as it turns out
distracts the mind and heart from issues of greater
spiritual importance).  But I'm not a Quaker.

---------junaid #41PCT2006

--- Kraig Mottar <kraig.mottar@verizon.net> wrote:

> What do Quakers believe God is? I'm of course
> assuming everyone on this list is a Quaker. Me, I
> wouldn't say I'm not a Quaker, but while I love the
> practice which has taught me a lot, and most Quaker
> beliefs I've been exposed to aren't objectionable,
> it is a fact that, I defy labels. Quakerism is one
> religion, and I won't rule out any religion as right
> or wrong, because I doubt any religion is 100%
> right, and who am I to say which religions are 100%
> wrong?
> 
> Peace,
> 
> Kraig
> 
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