Tolle’s goal is to place people in a state of mindless bliss where they do not think. We face many enemies that leftist liberals, out of fear and cowardice, would rather try to appease than stand up to. This country cannot afford a large percentage of Tolle zombies pretending that everything is ok if you simply accept his idiocy and ignore the world around you.

His teachings are contrary to the Bible. This is not difficult to see for anyone who reads the Bible.

Your words echo the same mindless sentiment that so many of his other followers use in pretending that they “get” something the rest of us don’t.

Wake up!

None of us are eternal? On the contrary. All of us are eternal, at least if you listen to Jesus. As I recall, he offers eternal life (Matt. 19:16; 19:26; John 3:16)…which is the opposite of eternal fire (Matt. 25:46). Whichever our eternal orientation, we are, nonetheless, eternal…and our actions in this life are the foundation upon which that eternity is built.

I do grasp Tolle, and you can too. You don’t have to agree, but it would help to understand. What Tolle is suggesting here is not “stop thinking for yourself and let Glenn Beck/John Stewart do all your thinking for you.” It’s self-negation, which is an ancient and orthodox Christian practice. Emptying yourself of your own jabbering thoughts and the whirlwind of the passions is part of the effort to conform ourselves to Christ, who “..made himself nothing, taking on the nature of a servant.” (Phil. 2:6-8) It’s a recognition that we are saved not by our reason, or by our passions, but by humbling ourselves in the same manner as our Lord.

“By narrowing your example to a specific group rather than speaking generically you have made a racist remark hidden in an attempt to cast me as the racist.”
– Haven’t you narrowed your example specifically to Muslims rather than speaking generically?

So when I give an example I’m racist, but when you say ALL Muslims intend to rule the world and murder Christians you’re not guilty of the same thing?

One more time: How is my generalization ANY different than yours???

-RB

Making derogatory remarks about any group of people without facts to back it up is bigoted on the extreme end and at least stereotyping on the smaller end of insults against various classes or races of people.

Every day innocent people are killed by murderous fanatics in the name of Islam. If they were not following the teachings of the quran, then I might be a bigot for making statements about it. However, since these acts are recorded by news groups and eye witnesses and the people doing it claim to be doing it to spread islam and sharia law, my comments are merely truth. Regardless of how angry it may make some people the facts are there to support what I am saying. The quran itself is in fact anti-jewish and anti-christian:

Sura (5:51) – “O you who believe! do not take the Jews and the Christians for friends; they are friends of each other; and whoever amongst you takes them for a friend, then surely he is one of them; surely Allah does not guide the unjust people.”

Sura (9:30) The Jews call ‘Uzair a son of Allah, and the Christians call Christ the son of Allah. That is a saying from their mouth; (in this) they but imitate what the unbelievers of old used to say. Allah’s curse be on them: how perverse they are!

The quran is not so tolerant of jews or christians. Why is this?

I have no doubt that there are many people calling themselves muslim who have never read the quran or the history of muhammad just as many people professing to be christians have not read the bible and know nothing of yeshua. This does not stand as evidence that islam is a peaceful religion.