Теологический Вопрос Эдуарду

[Izolda]

а чё те Едик сдался, тоже мне знаток... он же военный, его дело - пускать души в расход!

Так Едик же утверждал, не ты. Ты вот активничаешь в этой теме, а Едик молчит.

[Дженни]

да, эдуард. ответь пожалуйста

[Izolda]

да, эдуард. ответь пожалуйста

Кстати, ответ Едика тебе поможет. Разберёшься в своём еврее. Может проблема в душах?:115:

[edik]

да, эдуард. ответь пожалуйста

Отвечу. Не нуди.

[Miguel_Cordona]

В каком смысле тут подразумевается слово душа?

[Izold]

я серьёзно попросила. нечего сказать- помолчите, пожалуйста.

вот оно, ответ на вопрос без "флуда":

The idea that all souls are the same is one of the biggest mistakes of modern spirituality. We are so used to thinking that definitions create barriers and barriers cause hatred that we are convinced that to be spiritual means to have no borders. From a Kabbalistic perspective, this totally misses the point of existence.

Before creation, G-d had unity. G-d was all there was; there were no borders, definitions or distinctions. If unchallenged unity is what G-d wants, He had it already. He would not have created the world.

Creation was an act of making borders. From unity came multiplicity. Ours is a world of divisions: body and soul, male and female; as well as the divisions of nations, families and individuals.

Why did G-d create multiplicity? Doesn't that go against the oneness of G-d? No, it doesn't. Because the deepest unity is unity found within diversity. If we are all the same, then unity is no big deal. So G-d gave us all particular souls, each with its unique and diverse chartacteristics. When each individual as an individual, and each nation from within its own culture and perpective, recognizes the same G-d, that is real unity.

In other words, a unity that is challenged by diversity yet emerges from that very diversity is an invincible unity. That is something G-d "couldn't" have without a world like ours.

To blur the boundaries between nations, genders and individuals is to avoid facing the challenge which lies at the very heart of G-d's purpose in creation -- to find unity in our differences.

For the unity of humankind we need one G-d; but for G-d's unity to be complete we need human diversity.

Jews should be Jews, non-Jews should be non-Jews, men should be men and women should be women. And every individual has to be himself. Only then can we learn from each other the wisdom that we ourselves lack.

The majesty of G-d is revealed when each individual and comunity connects with Him from his/her/their unique vantage point. There is a contribution that only you can make to G-d's master plan. That's why you were born as you are -- a Jew, a male, and and the other distintive spiritual chasracteristicts that make you "Gary."




вместо Гари можешь подставить Едик или Изольда.

[Izolda]

Изольд, не все тут понимают английский

[Izolda]

Изольд, там не написано, что у евреев одна душа ( у всех евреев заметь), а у неевреев- другая. Там говорится об уникальности каждой души.

[Дженни]

а еще сказано что у мейлов и фимейлов разные души :115:

дискриминация куда ни плюнь

[Izolda]

Мне кажется, Эдик не отвечает, потому что ему запретили братья по вере. Плохая примета..