Religie si Spiritualitate Ep. 5 - Moise partea 1 - Meda si Saman Alina

I mean, I kill everyone, but I make exceptions if it suits me. And now we wonder why we are a people obsessed with relationships. Well, what if the big boss tells us in the Old Testament that if you please him, you get something in return? Wow, you put it so cleanly. That's how they want

you in the pasture. Anything else is not in their interest. They want you to give them blind faith. Believe everything I tell you. A thought of one's own, not to believe at word, but not to investigate. Don't think what you wrote is none of your business. Because the game is clearly the route taken. They want you

to be small and submissive. Head bowed low, still listening to them. But it could make you all many. But we are here to make you think not only on the Man plane, but also on the I plane. And I would like us to get to the time of Moses, to see what is

happening, what happened then and why, because it is also very interesting how, for example, the plagues of the Egyptians that the Egyptians suffered during that period are presented. And I'll start with a simple question. What does Moses say? What does Moses say? Before we talked about Moses, I was saying earlier, Meda, that I would

refer to several religions. And in the last broadcast, if you remember, I told you that if the leaders of each religion sat down and cut out what they had in common, they would be left with the answers to the existential questions of life and religion. And I think the story of Moses is a very good example.

Regarding the fact that if religions collaborated, instead of arguing with each other, we would get much further. Because Moses is the only biblical or Scripture character who is present and recognized as a prophet by Muslims in the Quran and by Orthodox and Catholics, but also by Christians and Jews. So there are three different books