Bullybeard

I am from South East Asia, and as far as I know, the only one here.

No, this is search history. I was asking about search suggestions and how to remove specific accounts

They still are under ur accounts blocked restricted tab and I suppose that would work but I just wanted to wipe it off completely

Thank you for the link and the conversation. I'm actually not Christian, but I do believe in God. I do get blasted on online forums for that occasionally when I discuss it so it was nice to have a normal talk with someone of different belief and expanding my own knowledge. Your welcome to msg me to talk about anything anytime, you make good conversation. May God guide and bless you always

Judaism is a strict Monotheistic religion Buddhism is often described as a nontheistic religion, no mention of one Monotheistic creator diety. however some teachings describe "devas" as divine beings who are also in a perpetual cycle like life is, which is the basic principle of Buddhism and such is anything but a Monotheistic religion

So no, you can't be Buddhist and follow Judaism at the same time or whatever since believing in no one creator entity violates Judaism. So this "Jubu" thing doesn't really make sense if one thinks about the basic beliefs of both religions

I don't understand how dual faith works Alot of the major religions of the world have core beliefs that contradict each other The Islamic faith for example has the core belief, God is one and one alone and he was not born, has no children Christianity is about accepting Jesus as one's lord and savior and that he is the son of god. You cannot believe one faith without disbelieving the other, "dual faith" cannot work like that I gave an example of the two largest religions in the world and how you cannot be Christian and Muslim at the same time, which I thought was obvious But plz do tell me an example of a "dual faith" that can exist without violating one belief from the other. I am sure none exist and this concept itself is quite bizzare and fundamentally paradoxical

Okay, thank you for the information on American politics and how Satanism works. I'd love if you capped everything off with what core beliefs does your religion believe in, and what entails one to be a Satanist

And about checking the Bible, I have admittedly never read it front to back. I respect people who follow it as their personal beliefs and creed and believe in God myself, but in my opinion the Bible is a corrupt book and the major stories and concepts including the Holy Trinity don't make sense if one thinks about it but that's a discussion for another day. I shall try to, check Satan's evil deeds and how many and what were they.

Good day to you person, and thank you for expanding my knowledge on things I knew little about

There are two primary camps in Satanism, theistic and non-theistic. The large majority of Satanists are non-theistic, as in we do not believe in gods, devils, afterlives, and magic.

So non-theistic Satanists are basically atheists?

I am not quite Familiar with Right/left decomcratic/liberal and conservative politics, I am not American or know how western politics work and their terminologies

And also why the name "Satanist" if the community is about pacifism and humanitarian? I have no doubt they and you are good ppl but I'm intreasted on who was and why the founder of this 100 year old religion chose to name it after the universal embodiment of evil, in every culture

I respect everyone's beliefs and I mean this in no insulting matter at all because I really don't know But what do "Satanists" believe in? Do they believe in Satan? Which Satan? The Christian or Islamic one? From some other religion? And if a Satanist does believe in Satan, does that mean they do believe in the existence of a God? Since the existence of a "Satanic" being would also warrant the belief in the existence of a divine one? Just here for open minded discussion with ppl of different beliefs u can msg if u aren't comfortable sharing ur beliefs publicly

Can u like transfer it to someone else? Asking for a friend

I suppose but u also have to take the plethora of words that exist in one and not the other and different dialects E.g the word for family is "parivaar" in hindi and "khaandaan" in Urdu God is "bhagwan" in hindi and "Rabb" in urdu etc etc I'm not sure about Hindi but I think it derives from Sanskrit. but Urdu was called "Rekhta" before as it's parent language . The word Urdu comes from the Turkish word for army "Ordu". Urdu was formed after an amalgation of Arabic and Persian and over the years as soldiers from different ethnicities came under one banner in the subcontinent it picked up vocab from old Hindi as well and due to the centuries of living along side Hindi speakers, alot of words are understood between each other. If someone was to speak Rekhta or even "pure" Urdu today as how or is in old poetry, as it was in the beginning, I'm sure no hindi speaker will understand and even modern Urdu speakers will take a minute