From: Sam Norton (elizaphanian@kohath.wanadoo.co.uk)
Date: Tue Oct 26 2004 - 05:29:02 BST
Hi Mel,
This made me smile. :o)
Sam
> Hello Marsha // all,
>
> Borrowing from others' earlier posts as well
> as the one below, it seems that a possible
> point of confusion through equivocation has
> been introduced.
>
> The confusion of the statements about a
> religion or its dogma on the one hand,
> with the internal experience of living the
> guided life on the other.
>
> ANY religion is different on those two hands.
> Silly, silly social teachings become embedded
> in formal religious structures. Any true or deep
> practitioner reaches a point where they pass
> beyond the social formalism and into a place
> where they learn to bite their tongue and not
> roll their eyes at their own tradition.
>
> Much as I have fun slapping social formalism
> I would be remiss to not point beyond.
>
> thanks--mel
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