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Religion and concepts of God are not shaped by insecurities or greed. That is a western notion which fails to grasp the intellectual depth of religious thoughts. They are often blinded by the fact that something that cannot be seen or felt has no basis to exist. The logic in Advaita or Dvaita or Gita are all razor sharp and deep that if you fail to understand that depth it is indeed sad that you are missing something.

Different schools of thoughts does not mean they are contradicting. The basic premise of a God is common to all and depending on what aspects of divinity needs to be presented for it to reach people are what are presented. Due to differences in peoples nature each may appeal to different sections of people.

That is the beauty. Unity in diversity applies here too.. All well laid out paths lead to the destination of Divinity.

Let's not try to be divisive.

<blockquote data-quote="sravna" data-source="post: 482170" data-attributes="member: 9210">Religion and concepts of God are not shaped by insecurities or greed. That is a western notion which fails to grasp the intellectual depth of religious thoughts. They are often blinded by the fact that something that cannot be seen or felt has no basis to exist. The logic in Advaita or Dvaita or Gita are all razor sharp and deep that if you fail to understand that depth it is indeed sad that you are missing something. Different schools of thoughts does not mean they are contradicting. The basic premise of a God is common to all and depending on what aspects of divinity needs to be presented for it to reach people are what are presented. Due to differences in peoples nature each may appeal to different sections of people. That is the beauty. Unity in diversity applies here too.. All well laid out&nbsp; paths lead to the destination of Divinity.Let&#039;s not try to be divisive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sravna, post: 482170, member: 9210"] Religion and concepts of God are not shaped by insecurities or greed. That is a western notion which fails to grasp the intellectual depth of religious thoughts. They are often blinded by the fact that something that cannot be seen or felt has no basis to exist. The logic in Advaita or Dvaita or Gita are all razor sharp and deep that if you fail to understand that depth it is indeed sad that you are missing something. Different schools of thoughts does not mean they are contradicting. The basic premise of a God is common to all and depending on what aspects of divinity needs to be presented for it to reach people are what are presented. Due to differences in peoples nature each may appeal to different sections of people. That is the beauty. Unity in diversity applies here too.. All well laid out paths lead to the destination of Divinity. Let's not try to be divisive. [/QUOTE]

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