There are two levels of moral responsibility. On the one hand, Krishna is a perfect Lord and Judge and He gives all of us exactly what we deserve. He states this many times in the Gita. … Who Is Responsible When Someone Leaves a Spiritual Community: The Individual or the Community?
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I find it significant that whereas in Christian history, the horrors of hell were often a major, practically central part of Christian preaching, … Hell being allegorical?
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Without God, mere โprinciplesโ have no ontological status or source. Moral virtue or goodness, sattva, emanates from Godโs own nature. That is their source. Even if the … Is Moral Goodness Ontologically Secure Without God?
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In this world, the past has literally passed. It doesnโt exist anymore. Sanskrit atฤซta (ati-ita). Thus the body I had yesterday doesnโt exist anymore, nor the French Revolution, nor the last Dvฤparฤ-yuga. … Time in the Spiritual World
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Regarding the guru accept the discipleโs sinful reactions, here are some points to consider. 1. Consider Prabhupadaโs statement in Ch 1 of NOD: There are many results of past … Does the guru accept the discipleโs sinful reactions?
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