[Blasterlord2]

It's common for laypeople and non-believers alike, who aren't theological scholar, to know a fair amount (not small although also not extremely large) about religious faiths. It really doesn't matter how you gain knowledge of religious beliefs and ideas - whether from hearing sermons delivered by preachers or by studying religious books or from surfing the information superhighway. What matters most is how you interpret what you have learned and apply it to your life and current situation, in accordance with the guiding beliefs of your faith, that's if you're a believer.

There's a spiritual lesson behind every parable and story. Your bro used some of those as a basis around which he told us an amusing anecdote about himself among other things. It's one thing to know the Bible inside out, but quite another being able to tackle the vicissitudes of earthly existence by applying the lessons learned from the sacred texts.

We know there's a credibility gap between what some religionists say and what they do. Whatever it is, it's not for me to judge. I have no right to sit in judgement over others as judgement belongs to God. What I do know is, we forum denizens live according to an ethos of sharing (ideas and feelings) and maybe arrogance as well.

No need to talk so much. Just tell me if you agree that it is all right for oky to declare publicly that Buddha and Muhammad need Jesus.