His is Jesus Different from Mohammed and Budha?

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  • + tushu_hearthacker tushu_hearthacker 2 years ago
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  • + guest0ff528 guest0ff528 3 years ago
    This slide is lame. Jesus never claimed to be God and the so called prophecy fulfillments are bogus. One only has to study the Jewish faith to know this fact. The OT was translated incorrectly to make Jesus seem like he was the messiah but the real prophecies never came true. The messiah wasn’t supposed to be a God-man, only a man, born with a biological father and mother. When this messiah was supposed to arrive, the world was to experience peace and knowledge and awareness of God. The messiah was not supposed to come and die for sins, then come back at a later date to gather his flock. He is supposed to show up only once and the idea of a blood sacrafice is rooted in Pagan beliefs and is not a prophecy. The Hebrew bible even states the Jews are not to have any part in human sacrafice so this would rule out the Jesus story.

    The truth is, God is everything we experience. God isn’t captured in a book and Jesus was certainly not God. The idea of God becoming a man is ridiculous and disgusting. But this is what happens when people read the bible as a literal story. The NT is nothing more than alligorical literature and is nothing more than the retelling of Pagan philosphies. Jesus is a personification of the Sun or God’s Sun as the ancients viewed it (the bright thing in the sky that comes up in the day time). Ancient religions have always recognized this as the symbol of God because the sun supplies us with the life force. It provides us with food and warmth and also Light. They never thought the sun was god, only a symbol of God. Jesus, The Sun, travels through the 12 signs of the zodiac, or his 12 deciples. He was crucified on the cross, or crux, which is a pattern of stars in the sky that appear in the Winter months. In December on the 22nd the Sun reaches its lowest point of the year and the days become much shorter. Something interesting happens...the sun stops in its degrees for 3 days...then starts moving back once more on Dec 25 and the day starts becoming longer and spring is soon on the way. Spring symbolizes the resurrection which is why the celebration is on Easter....which was originally a Pagan Holiday celebrating the spring equinox (this is when the sun over comes the night and days are start lasting longer than the nighttime).

    there is much more to it then this and I suggest you go read up on Astrotheology to understand God and disrupt the conditioniong of the evil Roman Empire who made this story literal.



    Islam is also based on Astrotheology (stars and planets). As a matter of fact their symbol is the cresent moon with a star in the middle.



    Buddhism, although highly philisophical in their teachings about self awareness, also has ties in astrotheology. Buddha also fed the multitudes just like Jesus and the number 12 comes into play just the same. 12 is the 12 signs of the zodiac.



    what we all need to relize is all religions are tied to astrotheology and rooted in the same ideas. God is everything we experience and no group has more access to God then another. what we need to understand is we all are one and our religions are meaningless if we don’t.
  • + guest3fed9d guest3fed9d 3 years ago
    This slide is lame. Jesus never claimed to be God and the so called prophecy fulfillments are bogus. One only has to study the Jewish faith to know this fact. The OT was translated incorrectly to make Jesus seem like he was the messiah but the real prophecies never came true. The messiah wasn’t supposed to be a God-man, only a man, born with a biological father and mother. When this messiah was supposed to arrive, the world was to experience peace and knowledge and awareness of God. The messiah was not supposed to come and die for sins, then come back at a later date to gather his flock. He is supposed to show up only once and the idea of a blood sacrafice is rooted in Pagan beliefs and is not a prophecy. The Hebrew bible even states the Jews are not to have any part in human sacrafice so this would rule out the Jesus story.

    The truth is, God is everything we experience. God isn’t captured in a book and Jesus was certainly not God. The idea of God becoming a man is ridiculous and disgusting. But this is what happens when people read the bible as a literal story. The NT is nothing more than alligorical literature and is nothing more than the retelling of Pagan philosphies. Jesus is a personification of the Sun or God’s Sun as the ancients viewed it (the bright thing in the sky that comes up in the day time). Ancient religions have always recognized this as the symbol of God because the sun supplies us with the life force. It provides us with food and warmth and also Light. They never thought the sun was god, only a symbol of God. Jesus, The Sun, travels through the 12 signs of the zodiac, or his 12 deciples. He was crucified on the cross, or crux, which is a pattern of stars in the sky that appear in the Winter months. In December on the 22nd the Sun reaches its lowest point of the year and the days become much shorter. Something interesting happens...the sun stops in its degrees for 3 days...then starts moving back once more on Dec 25 and the day starts becoming longer and spring is soon on the way. Spring symbolizes the resurrection which is why the celebration is on Easter....which was originally a Pagan Holiday celebrating the spring equinox (this is when the sun over comes the night and days are start lasting longer than the nighttime).

    there is much more to it then this and I suggest you go read up on Astrotheology to understand God and disrupt the conditioniong of the evil Roman Empire who made this story literal.



    Islam is also based on Astrotheology (stars and planets). As a matter of fact their symbol is the cresent moon with a star in the middle.



    Buddhism, although highly philisophical in their teachings about self awareness, also has ties in astrotheology. Buddha also fed the multitudes just like Jesus and the number 12 comes into play just the same. 12 is the 12 signs of the zodiac.



    what we all need to relize is all religions are tied to astrotheology and rooted in the same ideas. God is everything we experience and no group has more access to God then another. what we need to understand is we all are one and our religions are meaningless if we don’t.
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  1. Questions About God How is Jesus different from Muhammed and Buddha?
  2. Mohammed
    • Mohammed spent long periods of time in meditation. At age forty, he began to denounce the other popular religions of the day and taught that all religions lead to God. He proclaimed to his culture that Allah was “one.” He became the leader of the political/religious movement called Islam. He never claimed to be God, but he did claim that his teachings came directly from Allah. In order to be a Muslim, Mohammed’s followers must live out the five key beliefs of Islam which include regular fasting, giving to the poor, going on a spiritual pilgrimage to Mecca, praying five times daily, and testifying that Mohammed is the prophet of the only God, Allah.
  3. Buddha
    • Buddha’s actual name was Gautama. We was the son of a ruler in the modern country of Nepal. At age twenty-nine, he went on a pilgrimage to find the solution to the problem of suffering. Believing he had found the answer through meditation, he taught others that the way to “enlightenment,” or freedom from suffering, was through focused rejection of human desires. Buddhists are taught to reach Nirvana (the state of consciousness) through meditation and good living. Buddha never claimed to be God; in fact, he rejected the importance and relevance of the existence of God.
  4. How does Jesus compare?
    • Jesus fulfilled ancient prophecies about his life, death, and resurrection (Luke 4:14-21)
    • Jesus predicted his own death and resurrection and rose from the dead. He isn’t just another great teacher or prophet (Luke 18:31-33)
    • Jesus said he was God. Jesus never claimed that everyone was God or that all religions lead to the same place (John 7:25-44)
    • Jesus’ teaching was perfect.
  5. John 14:6
    • “ I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”
  6. Group Questions
    • What are major differences between Buddha, Mohammed, and Jesus that you see?
    • Does the Christian perspective interfere with the idea that God is love?
  7. An Argument...
    • “ All the world’s religions worship the same God, using different names. Islam calls God Allah; Buddhism calls him Buddha; Christianity calls him Jesus. They’re all the same God, and they can all lead you to heaven if you worship them sincerely. It’s the spiritual dimension to life that’s important – not what church you join or religion you believe. Mohammed, Buddha, and Jesus Christ all teach the same path to a higher plane or personal development.”
    • Do you think that Jesus, Mohammed, and Buddha teach the same things? Give examples of similarities and differences.
    • What would someone who supports this argument say to the fact that Jesus, Buddha, and Mohammed taught principles that contradict each other?
  8. Acts 4:12
    • “ Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to men by which we must be saved.”
    • Why is it not possible for all religions to be right?
    • Why do you think God cares about who you follow?
    • Do your friends know who Jesus is?
    • Who do your friends say Jesus is?
    • How do you respond to friends who think Jesus was simply a good teacher just like all the other founders of world religions?
    • **Tell your partner who you think Jesus is and what that belief means for your life.
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