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LYN Christian Fellowship V6 (Group), God Loves you.
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KOHTT
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Apr 5 2014, 09:45 PM
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Does the Christian believe in Karma? Various religious practices believe in Karma and they claimed that the reason why we come to this world is to burn off all our Karma. However, in our daily life, I noticed a lot sucker who acted beyond moral to get what they want and seen a lot of them climbing up the corporate ladder. Some of them even success to become Director. Perhaps god has the plan but not letting me know. What is your view on this? Mind to share. p/s: I am not a Christian.
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KOHTT
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Apr 6 2014, 12:02 AM
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QUOTE(unknown warrior @ Apr 5 2014, 10:26 PM) My view is that people act the way they do and without boundaries because they don't believe that there is a God who care about them. So they engage in survival of the fittest warfare but that is where the problem lies. It makes the term rule of the jungle comes very much alive causing much unnecessary evil. For Christians who found comfort in knowing that God will provide all their needs, they don't have to feel insecure to engage this rule and step on other people's toe to get what they want. And it's also true that not every Christians have this kind of faith. But those who do, they live life with lesser stress. So what's your view on Karma? - For those people who do bad things to others? Play politic in office, back stepping others, doing thing beyond moral? - For those people who do good thing such as charity work etc. Will it offset against the bad thing that one did in the past?
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