Religious Experience

Experiencing a new religion is to open a whole new world. For my religious program in the world I was asked not to be the most familiar religion but to visit religious places to visit religion. After thinking about becoming a pentacostar Christian, the first thought that came to me after hearing this was to go to a Hindu temple with our friend Arjun 's family. . On Sunday, February 21, Billy and I joined Arjun's father on a trip to the Hindu temple in Orlando - we had to get up earlier than usual for Sunday, but justified There are reasons.

There are two ways to use religious experiences with Christian apology - from religious experience to God's argument as a cause, and since faith in religion forms the whole environment (unless there is a sign of opposition) To argue that it is justified. Faith (the first use is taken into consideration here; see the following contemporary discussion for the second use.) The discussion is to see the vision of Christ and Mary and listen to God's voice, And follow a special plan like a more general experience - living in the presence of God - or "absolute dependence on higher power" constitutes the evidence of God as its source. As critics pointed out, these experiences may be considered to have occurred, but their reasons may be purely natural. To judge experience experience as reality is not to ascertain that they are caused by infinite, omnipotent, well-known, sacred existence.

Religious experience should also be distinguished from mysterious experience. There is clearly a close relationship between the two, mysterious experience is a religious experience, but not all religious experiences are consistent with mystical conditions. The word "mysticism" is understood in various ways. James (1902) believes that mysticism inevitably involves incompressibility. It precludes many cases that are often understood as mysteries. Alstom (1991) reluctantly used this term as the best part and gave semi-technical meaning to it. But in its general nontechnical sense, mysticism is a particular religious system deliberately made to sacred unity, or to directly experience the ultimate reality, in order to gain specific understanding and insight or It is practice.