• ONE DEMOCRATIC CHINA: ATHEISM AND ITS DERIVATIVES COMMUNISM, FASCISM, A

    From Jedi Master@21:1/5 to All on Thu Aug 3 10:56:31 2023
    Mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact but centrifugal knowledge or ignorance as it moves one away from the central truth instead of bringing one closer. Mistaking an oyster shell for gold or a rope for a snake are just
    some examples.

    The actual error in atheism is accepting this temporary material world to be eternal absolute truth. That is the actual maya or illusion. The end result of that misperception is accepting the opposite of what is reality to be real or truth.

    The byproducts of that ignorance is a police state and military dictatorship aimed at spreading slavery through out the world also known a totalitarianism. With modern technology and weapons of mass destruction the danger to humanity and the free world
    is clear. Thus radical atheism is against the existence of real knowledge, education, and human life.

    The only means to correct that evil is constitutional freedom of thought/religion, freedom of self defense, and free enterprise. Without individual freedom there can be no understanding of spiritual knowledge of reality distinguished from illusion for
    the ultimate welfare of all people.

    The atheists worship the impersonal state government as god instead of the actual supreme Personality of Godhead who is creating, maintaining, and destroying everything in this world since the beginning of creation. By denying the existence of God
    atheists want to pose as god to enjoy the world and enslave the world to ignorance and darkness also known as sin.

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)
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    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
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    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
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  • From Jedi Master@21:1/5 to All on Fri Aug 4 10:47:00 2023
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 5:01:11 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 9:30:08 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 3:19:43 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 1:04:28 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 9:26:36 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 1:56:33 PM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    Mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact but centrifugal knowledge or ignorance as it moves one away from the central truth instead of bringing one closer. Mistaking an oyster shell for gold or a rope for a
    snake are just some examples.

    The actual error in atheism is accepting this temporary material world to be eternal absolute truth. That is the actual maya or illusion. The end result of that misperception is accepting the opposite of what is reality to be real or truth.

    The byproducts of that ignorance is a police state and military dictatorship aimed at spreading slavery through out the world also known a totalitarianism. With modern technology and weapons of mass destruction the danger to humanity and the
    free world is clear. Thus radical atheism is against the existence of real knowledge, education, and human life.

    The only means to correct that evil is constitutional freedom of thought/religion, freedom of self defense, and free enterprise. Without individual freedom there can be no understanding of spiritual knowledge of reality distinguished from
    illusion for the ultimate welfare of all people.

    The atheists worship the impersonal state government as god instead of the actual supreme Personality of Godhead who is creating, maintaining, and destroying everything in this world since the beginning of creation. By denying the existence
    of God atheists want to pose as god to enjoy the world and enslave the world to ignorance and darkness also known as sin.
    One democratic China, the PROC, recognized by the UN as well the world as the only legitimate government
    for both Mainland and Taiwan Chinese.

    To be sure, mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact. To know more about religion
    in China, the following article provide useful statistical information.

    -------------------------------------- http://www.xinhuanet.com/politics/2018-04/03/c_1122631276.htm 新社北京4月3日电(记者王琦、王笛)国务院新闻办公室3日发表的《中国保障宗教信仰自由的政策和实践》白皮书介,我国主要有佛教、道教、伊斯兰教、天主教和基督教等宗教,
    教公民近2亿人。

      白皮书指出,我国佛教和道教信徒众多,但普通信徒没有严格的入教程序,人数难以精确统计。10个多数人信仰伊斯兰教的少数民族总人口2000多万人,伊斯兰教教职人员5.7万余人。
    主教信徒约600万人,基督教信徒3800多万人。此外,还存在多民间信仰,与当地传统文化和风俗习惯结合在一起,参与民间信仰活动的群众较多。

      白皮书说,我国的宗教团体约5500个,其中全国性宗教团体7个,分别为中国佛教会、中国道教会、中国伊斯兰教会、中国天主教爱国会、中国天主教主教团、中国基督教三自爱
    国运动委员会、中国基督教会。

      另白皮书介,截至2017年9月,经国家宗教事务局批准设立的宗教院校共91所。全国性宗教院校6所,分别为中国佛学院、中国藏语系高级佛学院、中国道教学院、中国伊斯兰教经学
    院、中国天主教神哲学院、金陵和神学院。宗教院校在校学生1万多人,历届毕业生累计4.7万余人。
    -------------------------------------
    You missed the point and are only concerned with Chinese government dictatorship aka fascism instead of their atheistic and demonic philosophy. I hope Chinese can save themselves from their own ignorance. They are their greatest enemy.
    Like many other Americans, you get it wrong. Currently, the US, is under the spell of demonic
    philosophy in the name of liberalism, not China. Such philosophy erodes basic forums of social
    solidarity, fails to deliver common good, and the major cause of impending collapse.

    "According to Deneen, liberals have purposely eroded the basic forums of social solidarity—
    “family, neighborhood, association, church and religious community”—and now govern as a
    minority against the demos, the popular majority. In the institutions they control, from
    academia to Hollywood, they preach that the only reasonable life is one liberated from the
    constraints of duty and tradition. The assumed course from adolescence to adulthood is to
    learn “how to engage in ‘safe sex,’ recreational alcohol and drug use, [and] transgressive
    identities . . . all preparatory to a life lived in a few global cities in which the ‘culture’ comes to
    mean expensive and exclusive consumption goods.” In the process, liberals have abandoned
    anyone not in the “laptop class”—mainly coastal urbanites—and have left the country’s
    geographic middle hollowed out and in despair.

    In Deneen’s view, the makers of this American wasteland are not just people on the left but the
    country’s entire political, business, and cultural elite. “What has passed as ‘conservatism’ in the
    United States for the past half-century,” he writes, “is today exposed as a movement that was
    never capable of, nor fundamentally committed to, conservation in any fundamental sense.” As
    a result, the problem of politics today is the crevasse that separates the powerful from the masses,
    a theme that Deneen follows through canonical thinkers such as Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, and
    Alexis de Tocqueville.
    ...
    In Vermeule’s view, the basis for rightful authority is not custom, charisma, or rationality, as the
    German sociologist Max Weber had it, but the “objective legal and moral order” that common-good
    constitutionalists are best placed to perceive. Democracy and elections, Vermeule says, have no
    special claim to delivering the common good.
    ...
    Like Deneen, Hazony, an Israeli American scholar and president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem,
    vividly describes the hell­scape produced by the liberal order and prophesizes its impending collapse."

    Do you really know China enough to discuss its supposedly demonic philosophy?
    If so, please elaborate.
    Your English is atheistic and ignores higher spiritual logic which is beyond your limited empiric area of material conditioning. Thus your knowledge and intelligence is imperfect and transitory not absolute truth.
    God's way is higher than human's way. I don't dispute that.
    But why theocracy is not the best kind of government?
    Simple, a theocracy can never learn and improve itself.

    This is not absolute truth but subjective and relative. Pure theocracy is absolute truth.

    Why bother if everything good and bad could be answered with "God's willing"?

    The cliche simply means man proposes but God disposes. Which is absolute truth. Not that you give up individual freedom.

    In short, real theocratic society is existing outside of history. It has no past and no
    future.

    Theocratic or absolute truth can exist in historical past and future otherwise it is not absolute truth. It will not necessarily be illogical

    For a society to learn and improve, Church and State have to Separate.

    That is pure secular democracy.

    Officials must
    be agnostic.

    ag·nos·tic: a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God or of anything beyond material phenomena; a person who claims neither faith nor disbelief in God.

    Unless protected by constitutional law agnosticism denies the existence of absolute truth or God and is therefore imperfect and incomplete knowledge.

    Chinese society is agnostic for more than 2000 years. 100 years of Marxist
    does not really change Chinese agnosticism. And Chinese government is best position
    to separate Church and State.

    Pure secular democracy protects individual freedom by law and does not deny absolute truth or God. Marxism opposes secular democracy by forcing the individual to worship the state government which is atheism and totalitarianism aka tyranny.

    Tell Xi to take a long vacation!

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)
  • From ltlee1@21:1/5 to Jedi Master on Fri Aug 4 17:51:53 2023
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 1:47:02 PM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 5:01:11 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 9:30:08 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 3:19:43 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 1:04:28 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 9:26:36 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 1:56:33 PM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    Mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact but centrifugal knowledge or ignorance as it moves one away from the central truth instead of bringing one closer. Mistaking an oyster shell for gold or a rope for a
    snake are just some examples.

    The actual error in atheism is accepting this temporary material world to be eternal absolute truth. That is the actual maya or illusion. The end result of that misperception is accepting the opposite of what is reality to be real or truth.

    The byproducts of that ignorance is a police state and military dictatorship aimed at spreading slavery through out the world also known a totalitarianism. With modern technology and weapons of mass destruction the danger to humanity and
    the free world is clear. Thus radical atheism is against the existence of real knowledge, education, and human life.

    The only means to correct that evil is constitutional freedom of thought/religion, freedom of self defense, and free enterprise. Without individual freedom there can be no understanding of spiritual knowledge of reality distinguished from
    illusion for the ultimate welfare of all people.

    The atheists worship the impersonal state government as god instead of the actual supreme Personality of Godhead who is creating, maintaining, and destroying everything in this world since the beginning of creation. By denying the existence
    of God atheists want to pose as god to enjoy the world and enslave the world to ignorance and darkness also known as sin.
    One democratic China, the PROC, recognized by the UN as well the world as the only legitimate government
    for both Mainland and Taiwan Chinese.

    To be sure, mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact. To know more about religion
    in China, the following article provide useful statistical information.

    -------------------------------------- http://www.xinhuanet.com/politics/2018-04/03/c_1122631276.htm 新社北京4月3日电(记者王琦、王笛)国务院新闻办公室3日发表的《中国保障宗教信仰自由的政策和实践》白皮书介,我国主要有佛教、道教、伊斯兰教、天主教和基督教等宗教,
    信教公民近2亿人。

      白皮书指出,我国佛教和道教信徒众多,但普通信徒没有严格的入教程序,人数难以精确统计。10个多数人信仰伊斯兰教的少数民族总人口2000多万人,伊斯兰教教职人员5.7万余人。
    天主教信徒约600万人,基督教信徒3800多万人。此外,还存在多民间信仰,与当地传统文化和风俗习惯结合在一起,参与民间信仰活动的群众较多。

      白皮书说,我国的宗教团体约5500个,其中全国性宗教团体7个,分别为中国佛教会、中国道教会、中国伊斯兰教会、中国天主教爱国会、中国天主教主教团、中国基督教三自
    国运动委员会、中国基督教会。

      另白皮书介,截至2017年9月,经国家宗教事务局批准设立的宗教院校共91所。全国性宗教院校6所,分别为中国佛学院、中国藏语系高级佛学院、中国道教学院、中国伊斯兰教经
    院、中国天主教神哲学院、金陵和神学院。宗教院校在校学生1万多人,历届毕业生累计4.7万余人。
    -------------------------------------
    You missed the point and are only concerned with Chinese government dictatorship aka fascism instead of their atheistic and demonic philosophy. I hope Chinese can save themselves from their own ignorance. They are their greatest enemy.
    Like many other Americans, you get it wrong. Currently, the US, is under the spell of demonic
    philosophy in the name of liberalism, not China. Such philosophy erodes basic forums of social
    solidarity, fails to deliver common good, and the major cause of impending collapse.

    "According to Deneen, liberals have purposely eroded the basic forums of social solidarity—
    “family, neighborhood, association, church and religious community”—and now govern as a
    minority against the demos, the popular majority. In the institutions they control, from
    academia to Hollywood, they preach that the only reasonable life is one liberated from the
    constraints of duty and tradition. The assumed course from adolescence to adulthood is to
    learn “how to engage in ‘safe sex,’ recreational alcohol and drug use, [and] transgressive
    identities . . . all preparatory to a life lived in a few global cities in which the ‘culture’ comes to
    mean expensive and exclusive consumption goods.” In the process, liberals have abandoned
    anyone not in the “laptop class”—mainly coastal urbanites—and have left the country’s
    geographic middle hollowed out and in despair.

    In Deneen’s view, the makers of this American wasteland are not just people on the left but the
    country’s entire political, business, and cultural elite. “What has passed as ‘conservatism’ in the
    United States for the past half-century,” he writes, “is today exposed as a movement that was
    never capable of, nor fundamentally committed to, conservation in any fundamental sense.” As
    a result, the problem of politics today is the crevasse that separates the powerful from the masses,
    a theme that Deneen follows through canonical thinkers such as Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, and
    Alexis de Tocqueville.
    ...
    In Vermeule’s view, the basis for rightful authority is not custom, charisma, or rationality, as the
    German sociologist Max Weber had it, but the “objective legal and moral order” that common-good
    constitutionalists are best placed to perceive. Democracy and elections, Vermeule says, have no
    special claim to delivering the common good.
    ...
    Like Deneen, Hazony, an Israeli American scholar and president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem,
    vividly describes the hell­scape produced by the liberal order and prophesizes its impending collapse."

    Do you really know China enough to discuss its supposedly demonic philosophy?
    If so, please elaborate.
    Your English is atheistic and ignores higher spiritual logic which is beyond your limited empiric area of material conditioning. Thus your knowledge and intelligence is imperfect and transitory not absolute truth.
    God's way is higher than human's way. I don't dispute that.
    But why theocracy is not the best kind of government?
    Simple, a theocracy can never learn and improve itself.
    This is not absolute truth but subjective and relative. Pure theocracy is absolute truth.
    Why bother if everything good and bad could be answered with "God's willing"?
    The cliche simply means man proposes but God disposes. Which is absolute truth. Not that you give up individual freedom.

    Nevertheless, human agency is not a factor. One might as well flip a coin.

    In short, real theocratic society is existing outside of history. It has no past and no
    future.
    Theocratic or absolute truth can exist in historical past and future otherwise it is not absolute truth. It will not necessarily be illogical.

    For a society to learn and improve, Church and State have to Separate.
    That is pure secular democracy.

    Officials must
    be agnostic.

    ag·nos·tic: a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God or of anything beyond material phenomena; a person who claims neither faith nor disbelief in God.

    Please try the following for more nuanced meaning of "agnostic". https://www.learnreligions.com/atheist-vs-agnostic-whats-the-difference-248040

    Unless protected by constitutional law agnosticism denies the existence of absolute truth or God and is therefore imperfect and incomplete knowledge.
    Chinese society is agnostic for more than 2000 years. 100 years of Marxist
    does not really change Chinese agnosticism. And Chinese government is best position
    to separate Church and State.

    Pure secular democracy protects individual freedom by law and does not deny absolute truth or God. Marxism opposes secular democracy by forcing the individual to worship the state government which is atheism and totalitarianism aka tyranny.

    Whatever, agnosticism means freedom of the mind.
    Chinese democracy protects individual freedom by law and does not deny absolute truth or God.
    In case you haven't read it, try the article on Chinese religion with Google translate.



    Tell Xi to take a long vacation!

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)
  • From Jedi Master@21:1/5 to All on Sat Aug 5 00:52:55 2023
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 2:51:54 PM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 1:47:02 PM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 5:01:11 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 9:30:08 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 3:19:43 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 1:04:28 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 9:26:36 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 1:56:33 PM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    Mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact but centrifugal knowledge or ignorance as it moves one away from the central truth instead of bringing one closer. Mistaking an oyster shell for gold or a rope for
    a snake are just some examples.

    The actual error in atheism is accepting this temporary material world to be eternal absolute truth. That is the actual maya or illusion. The end result of that misperception is accepting the opposite of what is reality to be real or
    truth.

    The byproducts of that ignorance is a police state and military dictatorship aimed at spreading slavery through out the world also known a totalitarianism. With modern technology and weapons of mass destruction the danger to humanity and
    the free world is clear. Thus radical atheism is against the existence of real knowledge, education, and human life.

    The only means to correct that evil is constitutional freedom of thought/religion, freedom of self defense, and free enterprise. Without individual freedom there can be no understanding of spiritual knowledge of reality distinguished from
    illusion for the ultimate welfare of all people.

    The atheists worship the impersonal state government as god instead of the actual supreme Personality of Godhead who is creating, maintaining, and destroying everything in this world since the beginning of creation. By denying the
    existence of God atheists want to pose as god to enjoy the world and enslave the world to ignorance and darkness also known as sin.
    One democratic China, the PROC, recognized by the UN as well the world as the only legitimate government
    for both Mainland and Taiwan Chinese.

    To be sure, mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact. To know more about religion
    in China, the following article provide useful statistical information.

    -------------------------------------- http://www.xinhuanet.com/politics/2018-04/03/c_1122631276.htm 新社北京4月3日电(记者王琦、王笛)国务院新闻办公室3日发表的《中国保障宗教信仰自由的政策和实践》白皮书介,我国主要有佛教、道教、伊斯兰教、天主教和基督教等宗教
    信教公民近2亿人。

      白皮书指出,我国佛教和道教信徒众多,但普通信徒没有严格的入教程序,人数难以精确统计。10个多数人信仰伊斯兰教的少数民族总人口2000多万人,伊斯兰教教职人员5.7万余人
    天主教信徒约600万人,基督教信徒3800多万人。此外,还存在多民间信仰,与当地传统文化和风俗习惯结合在一起,参与民间信仰活动的群众较多。

      白皮书说,我国的宗教团体约5500个,其中全国性宗教团体7个,分别为中国佛教会、中国道教会、中国伊斯兰教会、中国天主教爱国会、中国天主教主教团、中国基督教三
    爱国运动委员会、中国基督教会。

      另白皮书介,截至2017年9月,经国家宗教事务局批准设立的宗教院校共91所。全国性宗教院校6所,分别为中国佛学院、中国藏语系高级佛学院、中国道教学院、中国伊斯兰教
    学院、中国天主教神哲学院、金陵和神学院。宗教院校在校学生1万多人,历届毕业生累计4.7万余人。
    -------------------------------------
    You missed the point and are only concerned with Chinese government dictatorship aka fascism instead of their atheistic and demonic philosophy. I hope Chinese can save themselves from their own ignorance. They are their greatest enemy.
    Like many other Americans, you get it wrong. Currently, the US, is under the spell of demonic
    philosophy in the name of liberalism, not China. Such philosophy erodes basic forums of social
    solidarity, fails to deliver common good, and the major cause of impending collapse.

    "According to Deneen, liberals have purposely eroded the basic forums of social solidarity—
    “family, neighborhood, association, church and religious community”—and now govern as a
    minority against the demos, the popular majority. In the institutions they control, from
    academia to Hollywood, they preach that the only reasonable life is one liberated from the
    constraints of duty and tradition. The assumed course from adolescence to adulthood is to
    learn “how to engage in ‘safe sex,’ recreational alcohol and drug use, [and] transgressive
    identities . . . all preparatory to a life lived in a few global cities in which the ‘culture’ comes to
    mean expensive and exclusive consumption goods.” In the process, liberals have abandoned
    anyone not in the “laptop class”—mainly coastal urbanites—and have left the country’s
    geographic middle hollowed out and in despair.

    In Deneen’s view, the makers of this American wasteland are not just people on the left but the
    country’s entire political, business, and cultural elite. “What has passed as ‘conservatism’ in the
    United States for the past half-century,” he writes, “is today exposed as a movement that was
    never capable of, nor fundamentally committed to, conservation in any fundamental sense.” As
    a result, the problem of politics today is the crevasse that separates the powerful from the masses,
    a theme that Deneen follows through canonical thinkers such as Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, and
    Alexis de Tocqueville.
    ...
    In Vermeule’s view, the basis for rightful authority is not custom, charisma, or rationality, as the
    German sociologist Max Weber had it, but the “objective legal and moral order” that common-good
    constitutionalists are best placed to perceive. Democracy and elections, Vermeule says, have no
    special claim to delivering the common good.
    ...
    Like Deneen, Hazony, an Israeli American scholar and president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem,
    vividly describes the hell­scape produced by the liberal order and prophesizes its impending collapse."

    Do you really know China enough to discuss its supposedly demonic philosophy?
    If so, please elaborate.
    Your English is atheistic and ignores higher spiritual logic which is beyond your limited empiric area of material conditioning. Thus your knowledge and intelligence is imperfect and transitory not absolute truth.
    God's way is higher than human's way. I don't dispute that.
    But why theocracy is not the best kind of government?
    Simple, a theocracy can never learn and improve itself.
    This is not absolute truth but subjective and relative. Pure theocracy is absolute truth.
    Why bother if everything good and bad could be answered with "God's willing"?
    The cliche simply means man proposes but God disposes. Which is absolute truth. Not that you give up individual freedom.
    Nevertheless, human agency is not a factor. One might as well flip a coin.
    In short, real theocratic society is existing outside of history. It has no past and no
    future.
    Theocratic or absolute truth can exist in historical past and future otherwise it is not absolute truth. It will not necessarily be illogical.
    For a society to learn and improve, Church and State have to Separate.
    That is pure secular democracy.

    Officials must
    be agnostic.

    ag·nos·tic: a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God or of anything beyond material phenomena; a person who claims neither faith nor disbelief in God.
    Please try the following for more nuanced meaning of "agnostic". https://www.learnreligions.com/atheist-vs-agnostic-whats-the-difference-248040

    Unless protected by constitutional law agnosticism denies the existence of absolute truth or God and is therefore imperfect and incomplete knowledge.
    Chinese society is agnostic for more than 2000 years. 100 years of Marxist
    does not really change Chinese agnosticism. And Chinese government is best position
    to separate Church and State.

    Pure secular democracy protects individual freedom by law and does not deny absolute truth or God. Marxism opposes secular democracy by forcing the individual to worship the state government which is atheism and totalitarianism aka tyranny.
    Whatever, agnosticism means freedom of the mind.
    Chinese democracy protects individual freedom by law and does not deny absolute truth or God.
    In case you haven't read it, try the article on Chinese religion with Google translate.

    Tell Xi to take a long vacation!

    Your link from "Learn Religions" is the same as what I stated that the word "agnostic" can have two meanings because it is dependent on subjective understanding of the user. That is why as I stated in my 2nd message to have both meanings protected by law
    is necessary

    "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a
    redress of grievances." 1st amendment U.S. constitution

    China may be agnostic but there is no freedom of speech nor press nor the right of people to congregate nor petition their government for a redress of grievances. Without these freedoms protected by law belief in God can be taken away by the government
    which is atheism.

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)
  • From ltlee1@21:1/5 to Jedi Master on Sat Aug 5 07:03:48 2023
    On Saturday, August 5, 2023 at 3:52:57 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 2:51:54 PM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 1:47:02 PM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 5:01:11 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 9:30:08 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 3:19:43 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 1:04:28 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 9:26:36 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 1:56:33 PM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    Mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact but centrifugal knowledge or ignorance as it moves one away from the central truth instead of bringing one closer. Mistaking an oyster shell for gold or a rope
    for a snake are just some examples.

    The actual error in atheism is accepting this temporary material world to be eternal absolute truth. That is the actual maya or illusion. The end result of that misperception is accepting the opposite of what is reality to be real or
    truth.

    The byproducts of that ignorance is a police state and military dictatorship aimed at spreading slavery through out the world also known a totalitarianism. With modern technology and weapons of mass destruction the danger to humanity
    and the free world is clear. Thus radical atheism is against the existence of real knowledge, education, and human life.

    The only means to correct that evil is constitutional freedom of thought/religion, freedom of self defense, and free enterprise. Without individual freedom there can be no understanding of spiritual knowledge of reality distinguished
    from illusion for the ultimate welfare of all people.

    The atheists worship the impersonal state government as god instead of the actual supreme Personality of Godhead who is creating, maintaining, and destroying everything in this world since the beginning of creation. By denying the
    existence of God atheists want to pose as god to enjoy the world and enslave the world to ignorance and darkness also known as sin.
    One democratic China, the PROC, recognized by the UN as well the world as the only legitimate government
    for both Mainland and Taiwan Chinese.

    To be sure, mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact. To know more about religion
    in China, the following article provide useful statistical information.

    -------------------------------------- http://www.xinhuanet.com/politics/2018-04/03/c_1122631276.htm 新社北京4月3日电(记者王琦、王笛)国务院新闻办公室3日发表的《中国保障宗教信仰自由的政策和实践》白皮书介,我国主要有佛教、道教、伊斯兰教、天主教和基督教等宗
    ,信教公民近2亿人。

      白皮书指出,我国佛教和道教信徒众多,但普通信徒没有严格的入教程序,人数难以精确统计。10个多数人信仰伊斯兰教的少数民族总人口2000多万人,伊斯兰教教职人员5.7万余
    。天主教信徒约600万人,基督教信徒3800多万人。此外,还存在多民间信仰,与当地传统文化和风俗习惯结合在一起,参与民间信仰活动的群众较多。

      白皮书说,我国的宗教团体约5500个,其中全国性宗教团体7个,分别为中国佛教会、中国道教会、中国伊斯兰教会、中国天主教爱国会、中国天主教主教团、中国基督教三
    自爱国运动委员会、中国基督教会。

      另白皮书介,截至2017年9月,经国家宗教事务局批准设立的宗教院校共91所。全国性宗教院校6所,分别为中国佛学院、中国藏语系高级佛学院、中国道教学院、中国伊斯兰教
    经学院、中国天主教神哲学院、金陵和神学院。宗教院校在校学生1万多人,历届毕业生累计4.7万余人。
    -------------------------------------
    You missed the point and are only concerned with Chinese government dictatorship aka fascism instead of their atheistic and demonic philosophy. I hope Chinese can save themselves from their own ignorance. They are their greatest enemy.
    Like many other Americans, you get it wrong. Currently, the US, is under the spell of demonic
    philosophy in the name of liberalism, not China. Such philosophy erodes basic forums of social
    solidarity, fails to deliver common good, and the major cause of impending collapse.

    "According to Deneen, liberals have purposely eroded the basic forums of social solidarity—
    “family, neighborhood, association, church and religious community”—and now govern as a
    minority against the demos, the popular majority. In the institutions they control, from
    academia to Hollywood, they preach that the only reasonable life is one liberated from the
    constraints of duty and tradition. The assumed course from adolescence to adulthood is to
    learn “how to engage in ‘safe sex,’ recreational alcohol and drug use, [and] transgressive
    identities . . . all preparatory to a life lived in a few global cities in which the ‘culture’ comes to
    mean expensive and exclusive consumption goods.” In the process, liberals have abandoned
    anyone not in the “laptop class”—mainly coastal urbanites—and have left the country’s
    geographic middle hollowed out and in despair.

    In Deneen’s view, the makers of this American wasteland are not just people on the left but the
    country’s entire political, business, and cultural elite. “What has passed as ‘conservatism’ in the
    United States for the past half-century,” he writes, “is today exposed as a movement that was
    never capable of, nor fundamentally committed to, conservation in any fundamental sense.” As
    a result, the problem of politics today is the crevasse that separates the powerful from the masses,
    a theme that Deneen follows through canonical thinkers such as Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, and
    Alexis de Tocqueville.
    ...
    In Vermeule’s view, the basis for rightful authority is not custom, charisma, or rationality, as the
    German sociologist Max Weber had it, but the “objective legal and moral order” that common-good
    constitutionalists are best placed to perceive. Democracy and elections, Vermeule says, have no
    special claim to delivering the common good.
    ...
    Like Deneen, Hazony, an Israeli American scholar and president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem,
    vividly describes the hell­scape produced by the liberal order and prophesizes its impending collapse."

    Do you really know China enough to discuss its supposedly demonic philosophy?
    If so, please elaborate.
    Your English is atheistic and ignores higher spiritual logic which is beyond your limited empiric area of material conditioning. Thus your knowledge and intelligence is imperfect and transitory not absolute truth.
    God's way is higher than human's way. I don't dispute that.
    But why theocracy is not the best kind of government?
    Simple, a theocracy can never learn and improve itself.
    This is not absolute truth but subjective and relative. Pure theocracy is absolute truth.
    Why bother if everything good and bad could be answered with "God's willing"?
    The cliche simply means man proposes but God disposes. Which is absolute truth. Not that you give up individual freedom.
    Nevertheless, human agency is not a factor. One might as well flip a coin.
    In short, real theocratic society is existing outside of history. It has no past and no
    future.
    Theocratic or absolute truth can exist in historical past and future otherwise it is not absolute truth. It will not necessarily be illogical.
    For a society to learn and improve, Church and State have to Separate.
    That is pure secular democracy.

    Officials must
    be agnostic.

    ag·nos·tic: a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God or of anything beyond material phenomena; a person who claims neither faith nor disbelief in God.
    Please try the following for more nuanced meaning of "agnostic". https://www.learnreligions.com/atheist-vs-agnostic-whats-the-difference-248040

    Unless protected by constitutional law agnosticism denies the existence of absolute truth or God and is therefore imperfect and incomplete knowledge.
    Chinese society is agnostic for more than 2000 years. 100 years of Marxist
    does not really change Chinese agnosticism. And Chinese government is best position
    to separate Church and State.

    Pure secular democracy protects individual freedom by law and does not deny absolute truth or God. Marxism opposes secular democracy by forcing the individual to worship the state government which is atheism and totalitarianism aka tyranny.
    Whatever, agnosticism means freedom of the mind.
    Chinese democracy protects individual freedom by law and does not deny absolute truth or God.
    In case you haven't read it, try the article on Chinese religion with Google translate.

    Tell Xi to take a long vacation!
    Your link from "Learn Religions" is the same as what I stated that the word "agnostic" can have two meanings because it is dependent on subjective understanding of the user. That is why as I stated in my 2nd message to have both meanings protected by
    law is necessary

    "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a
    redress of grievances." 1st amendment U.S. constitution

    China may be agnostic but there is no freedom of speech nor press nor the right of people to congregate nor petition their government for a redress of grievances. Without these freedoms protected by law belief in God can be taken away by the government
    which is atheism.

    "Key Takeaways: Atheism and Agnosticism
    Atheism is about belief or, specifically, what you don't believe.
    An atheist doesn't believe in any gods.
    Agnosticism is about knowledge or, specifically, about what you don't know.
    An agnostic doesn't know if any gods exist or not.
    It is common for people to be both agnostics and atheists or agnostics and theists."

    "Agnosticism is about knowledge or, specifically, about what you don't know." If one accepts "God's way is higher than man's way, agnosticism is the only approach on
    anything PUBLIC. Agnosticism is also the position of humility. Humans can never fully
    understand and know God. And freedom of the mind is the result of this sense of humility
    and stimulated deliberation. Basically, "We don't know enough, let us study more."

    As a person belief, religion is about, first of all, faith. However, government leaders injecting
    their faith and related feeling into public policy will the Separation of Church and State
    difficult.

    Concerning the 1st Amendment, was it meant to separate church and state?
    The following is quoted from Oxford Companion to the SUPREME COURT OF
    THE UNITED STATES, edited by Kermit L. Hall:

    "Historical Origins of the Religion Clauses.
    The evidence bearing on precisely what the First Congress intended to accomplish with the religion clauses of the *First Amendment is ambiguous.
    At a minimum, the Establishment Clause was directed at preventing the
    newly created federal government from granting to any denomination the political and governmental privileges enjoyed in England by the established Anglican church. On the other hand, it is clear that the clause was not intended to do away with religious establishments then existing among
    the new American states. It is likely that most of the framers meant only
    to outlaw national religious establishments while leaving the question of state religious establishments to the political judgment of the states.
    ...
    Accordingly, from shortly after the founding era until early in the
    twentieth century, church state relations in the United States were
    governed by what legal historian Mark De Wolfe Howe called the "de
    facto Protestant establishment." Public schools had a distinctly
    Protestant flavor, with teachers leading prayers and scripture
    readings from the King James Bible in their lessons. Customs like
    legislative prayer became widespread among the states, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter were officially recognized as holidays, and
    political rhetoric made frequent reference to the Almighty."

    On the other hand, there are various anti-US government religion based
    military groups because they think the US government is anti-religion and anti-free speech.

    Anyone who does not familiar with US, please read up on the Waco Massacre
    and subsequently, the bombing the Federal Building by McVeigh.

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)
  • From Jedi Master@21:1/5 to All on Sat Aug 5 12:34:32 2023
    On Saturday, August 5, 2023 at 4:03:50 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Saturday, August 5, 2023 at 3:52:57 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 2:51:54 PM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 1:47:02 PM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 5:01:11 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 9:30:08 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 3:19:43 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Friday, August 4, 2023 at 1:04:28 AM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 9:26:36 AM UTC-10, ltlee1 wrote:
    On Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 1:56:33 PM UTC-4, Jedi Master wrote:
    Mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact but centrifugal knowledge or ignorance as it moves one away from the central truth instead of bringing one closer. Mistaking an oyster shell for gold or a rope
    for a snake are just some examples.

    The actual error in atheism is accepting this temporary material world to be eternal absolute truth. That is the actual maya or illusion. The end result of that misperception is accepting the opposite of what is reality to be real or
    truth.

    The byproducts of that ignorance is a police state and military dictatorship aimed at spreading slavery through out the world also known a totalitarianism. With modern technology and weapons of mass destruction the danger to humanity
    and the free world is clear. Thus radical atheism is against the existence of real knowledge, education, and human life.

    The only means to correct that evil is constitutional freedom of thought/religion, freedom of self defense, and free enterprise. Without individual freedom there can be no understanding of spiritual knowledge of reality distinguished
    from illusion for the ultimate welfare of all people.

    The atheists worship the impersonal state government as god instead of the actual supreme Personality of Godhead who is creating, maintaining, and destroying everything in this world since the beginning of creation. By denying the
    existence of God atheists want to pose as god to enjoy the world and enslave the world to ignorance and darkness also known as sin.
    One democratic China, the PROC, recognized by the UN as well the world as the only legitimate government
    for both Mainland and Taiwan Chinese.

    To be sure, mistaking something to be something else is not truth nor scientific fact. To know more about religion
    in China, the following article provide useful statistical information.

    -------------------------------------- http://www.xinhuanet.com/politics/2018-04/03/c_1122631276.htm
    新社北京4月3日电(记者王琦、王笛)国务院新闻办公室3日发表的《中国保障宗教信仰自由的政策和实践》白皮书介,我国主要有佛教、道教、伊斯兰教、天主教和基督教等宗
    教,信教公民近2亿人。

      白皮书指出,我国佛教和道教信徒众多,但普通信徒没有严格的入教程序,人数难以精确统计。10个多数人信仰伊斯兰教的少数民族总人口2000多万人,伊斯兰教教职人员5.7万余
    人。天主教信徒约600万人,基督教信徒3800多万人。此外,还存在多民间信仰,与当地传统文化和风俗习惯结合在一起,参与民间信仰活动的群众较多。

      白皮书说,我国的宗教团体约5500个,其中全国性宗教团体7个,分别为中国佛教会、中国道教会、中国伊斯兰教会、中国天主教爱国会、中国天主教主教团、中国基督教
    自爱国运动委员会、中国基督教会。

      另白皮书介,截至2017年9月,经国家宗教事务局批准设立的宗教院校共91所。全国性宗教院校6所,分别为中国佛学院、中国藏语系高级佛学院、中国道教学院、中国伊斯兰
    经学院、中国天主教神哲学院、金陵和神学院。宗教院校在校学生1万多人,历届毕业生累计4.7万余人。
    -------------------------------------
    You missed the point and are only concerned with Chinese government dictatorship aka fascism instead of their atheistic and demonic philosophy. I hope Chinese can save themselves from their own ignorance. They are their greatest enemy.
    Like many other Americans, you get it wrong. Currently, the US, is under the spell of demonic
    philosophy in the name of liberalism, not China. Such philosophy erodes basic forums of social
    solidarity, fails to deliver common good, and the major cause of impending collapse.

    "According to Deneen, liberals have purposely eroded the basic forums of social solidarity—
    “family, neighborhood, association, church and religious community”—and now govern as a
    minority against the demos, the popular majority. In the institutions they control, from
    academia to Hollywood, they preach that the only reasonable life is one liberated from the
    constraints of duty and tradition. The assumed course from adolescence to adulthood is to
    learn “how to engage in ‘safe sex,’ recreational alcohol and drug use, [and] transgressive
    identities . . . all preparatory to a life lived in a few global cities in which the ‘culture’ comes to
    mean expensive and exclusive consumption goods.” In the process, liberals have abandoned
    anyone not in the “laptop class”—mainly coastal urbanites—and have left the country’s
    geographic middle hollowed out and in despair.

    In Deneen’s view, the makers of this American wasteland are not just people on the left but the
    country’s entire political, business, and cultural elite. “What has passed as ‘conservatism’ in the
    United States for the past half-century,” he writes, “is today exposed as a movement that was
    never capable of, nor fundamentally committed to, conservation in any fundamental sense.” As
    a result, the problem of politics today is the crevasse that separates the powerful from the masses,
    a theme that Deneen follows through canonical thinkers such as Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, and
    Alexis de Tocqueville.
    ...
    In Vermeule’s view, the basis for rightful authority is not custom, charisma, or rationality, as the
    German sociologist Max Weber had it, but the “objective legal and moral order” that common-good
    constitutionalists are best placed to perceive. Democracy and elections, Vermeule says, have no
    special claim to delivering the common good.
    ...
    Like Deneen, Hazony, an Israeli American scholar and president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem,
    vividly describes the hell­scape produced by the liberal order and prophesizes its impending collapse."

    Do you really know China enough to discuss its supposedly demonic philosophy?
    If so, please elaborate.
    Your English is atheistic and ignores higher spiritual logic which is beyond your limited empiric area of material conditioning. Thus your knowledge and intelligence is imperfect and transitory not absolute truth.
    God's way is higher than human's way. I don't dispute that.
    But why theocracy is not the best kind of government?
    Simple, a theocracy can never learn and improve itself.
    This is not absolute truth but subjective and relative. Pure theocracy is absolute truth.
    Why bother if everything good and bad could be answered with "God's willing"?
    The cliche simply means man proposes but God disposes. Which is absolute truth. Not that you give up individual freedom.
    Nevertheless, human agency is not a factor. One might as well flip a coin.
    In short, real theocratic society is existing outside of history. It has no past and no
    future.
    Theocratic or absolute truth can exist in historical past and future otherwise it is not absolute truth. It will not necessarily be illogical.
    For a society to learn and improve, Church and State have to Separate.
    That is pure secular democracy.

    Officials must
    be agnostic.

    ag·nos·tic: a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God or of anything beyond material phenomena; a person who claims neither faith nor disbelief in God.
    Please try the following for more nuanced meaning of "agnostic". https://www.learnreligions.com/atheist-vs-agnostic-whats-the-difference-248040

    Unless protected by constitutional law agnosticism denies the existence of absolute truth or God and is therefore imperfect and incomplete knowledge.
    Chinese society is agnostic for more than 2000 years. 100 years of Marxist
    does not really change Chinese agnosticism. And Chinese government is best position
    to separate Church and State.

    Pure secular democracy protects individual freedom by law and does not deny absolute truth or God. Marxism opposes secular democracy by forcing the individual to worship the state government which is atheism and totalitarianism aka tyranny.
    Whatever, agnosticism means freedom of the mind.
    Chinese democracy protects individual freedom by law and does not deny absolute truth or God.
    In case you haven't read it, try the article on Chinese religion with Google translate.

    Tell Xi to take a long vacation!
    Your link from "Learn Religions" is the same as what I stated that the word "agnostic" can have two meanings because it is dependent on subjective understanding of the user. That is why as I stated in my 2nd message to have both meanings protected by
    law is necessary

    "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a
    redress of grievances." 1st amendment U.S. constitution

    China may be agnostic but there is no freedom of speech nor press nor the right of people to congregate nor petition their government for a redress of grievances. Without these freedoms protected by law belief in God can be taken away by the
    government which is atheism.
    "Key Takeaways: Atheism and Agnosticism
    Atheism is about belief or, specifically, what you don't believe.
    An atheist doesn't believe in any gods.
    Agnosticism is about knowledge or, specifically, about what you don't know. An agnostic doesn't know if any gods exist or not.
    It is common for people to be both agnostics and atheists or agnostics and theists."

    "Agnosticism is about knowledge or, specifically, about what you don't know."
    If one accepts "God's way is higher than man's way, agnosticism is the only approach on
    anything PUBLIC. Agnosticism is also the position of humility. Humans can never fully
    understand and know God. And freedom of the mind is the result of this sense of humility
    and stimulated deliberation. Basically, "We don't know enough, let us study more."

    As a person belief, religion is about, first of all, faith. However, government leaders injecting
    their faith and related feeling into public policy will the Separation of Church and State
    difficult.

    Concerning the 1st Amendment, was it meant to separate church and state?
    The following is quoted from Oxford Companion to the SUPREME COURT OF
    THE UNITED STATES, edited by Kermit L. Hall:

    "Historical Origins of the Religion Clauses.
    The evidence bearing on precisely what the First Congress intended to accomplish with the religion clauses of the *First Amendment is ambiguous. At a minimum, the Establishment Clause was directed at preventing the
    newly created federal government from granting to any denomination the political and governmental privileges enjoyed in England by the established Anglican church. On the other hand, it is clear that the clause was not intended to do away with religious establishments then existing among
    the new American states. It is likely that most of the framers meant only
    to outlaw national religious establishments while leaving the question of state religious establishments to the political judgment of the states.
    ...
    Accordingly, from shortly after the founding era until early in the twentieth century, church state relations in the United States were
    governed by what legal historian Mark De Wolfe Howe called the "de
    facto Protestant establishment." Public schools had a distinctly
    Protestant flavor, with teachers leading prayers and scripture
    readings from the King James Bible in their lessons. Customs like legislative prayer became widespread among the states, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter were officially recognized as holidays, and
    political rhetoric made frequent reference to the Almighty."

    On the other hand, there are various anti-US government religion based military groups because they think the US government is anti-religion and anti-free speech.

    Anyone who does not familiar with US, please read up on the Waco Massacre and subsequently, the bombing the Federal Building by McVeigh.


    All understandable without having to go to a world war over people's right to free speech, press and to petition their government with redress of their grievances. Xi does not have higher education and is not qualified to rule over one China policy.

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)