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Do any of you ever think about how we should feel about prophets of other faiths? Obviously, I'm not Muslim, so I don't think Muhammed was a prophet. I'm not Mormon, so I don't think Joseph Smith was a prophet. I'm not a Scientologist, so I don't think L. Ron Hubbard was a prophet.I could do the same for a hundred other religions, but those are the ones that came off the top of my head. This leaves me with a puzzle. How do I formulate my view of other faiths prophets, when I don't believe their teachings? I think of 3 options. One is they lied, for whatever reason. Two is that they were just crazy. Three is that they had some experience and then convinced themselves that they heard instruction from God. What do you think? Is this a fair view?
We do not recognize the prophets of other faiths nor do we know how to identify the new prophets. The moment they come out they are labeled as fools.
Trust me. I know this as a fact.
We all follow a God, or a blend of Gods, if you consider God to mean a philosophy of life.
Religions offer Gods and Politics offer Gods as well as philosophies of life.
At end time elections, we are to evaluate all of these Gods and elect a new Man/God.
To recognize a prophet of a miracle working creator God then that would be easy because he could just show one and that would be that.
To recognize a prophet with a God that does not do miracles but was born of man, who evolved and evolves, to cosmic consciousness. Now that is a tough sell. Yet in the beginning, this is how it had to be.
The only trouble with prophets is that the religious communities will not allow one to be recognized by public debate. This would force unity and most religions are based on exclusion and not inclusion.
Strange when their Gods began as a totally inclusive alien entity and master of all things.
Your own tone indicates that a prophet has to convince himself of the experience or revelation. You condemn The prophet before he speaks by insinuating that God is not the one who did the convincing.
I forgive you though.
Regards
DL