first of all there are two aspects to religion - one you could argue is mundane, and pertains to sectarian followings (join a mosque and burn down a church or join a church and burn down a mosque and another part deals with the ultimate connection between the living entity and god, which tends to be head and shoulders above such things secondly, power can always be misused - it is not sufficient to indicate that because someone in a position of power behaved inappropriately, that the position should be turfed out - after all how many husbands have we see cheating on wives (should we turf out 'husbands') how many politicians have we seen cheating on the public (should we turf out politicians) etc etc obviously its not practical to turf out these positions - what is practical however is to have knowledge of what the proper standards for a position are - what makes a good husband, what makes a good politician ... and also what makes a good theist
I have seen him here ever since i joined (seems like a long time back) and there was a point when we (me and him) had equal number of posts, well almost. :|
No man, I didn´t know that, thanks!!! I´m currently learning meditation from the Vigyan Bhairav Tantra. A text consisting entirely of meditation techniques written in India 5000 years ago. I ignorantly thought that was buddhism, but it doesn´t really matter to me from a practical perspective.
