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**alskdjreyfd** · 09-13-2011, 11:23 PM

Even if Mr Aik Theng Chong's view is a debatable interpretation of Buddhism, to me, it does not seem to fall within Hinduism

Calling it "Hinduism" is actually more of a convenient catch-all phrase for karma-and-reincarnation-based religions of superstition.

Alternatively, one might say, "Aik Theng Chong might as well paint on the red dot and be done with it".

Really, though, Element, the whole sock-puppet-stalking thing has become an embarrassment for others of us who do not imbibe in Buddhism-as-Superstition. You have fashioned yourself into a convenient Straw Man for Tilted Bill and his ilk to compare the rest of us to and dismiss what we have to say summarily through strategic deployment of the Guilt By Association Fallacy.

09-13-2011, 11:23 PM	#13
alskdjreyfd Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 481 Senior Member	Even if Mr Aik Theng Chong's view is a debatable interpretation of Buddhism, to me, it does not seem to fall within Hinduism Calling it "Hinduism" is actually more of a convenient catch-all phrase for karma-and-reincarnation-based religions of superstition. Alternatively, one might say, "Aik Theng Chong might as well paint on the red dot and be done with it". Really, though, Element, the whole sock-puppet-stalking thing has become an embarrassment for others of us who do not imbibe in Buddhism-as-Superstition. You have fashioned yourself into a convenient Straw Man for Tilted Bill and his ilk to compare the rest of us to and dismiss what we have to say summarily through strategic deployment of the Guilt By Association Fallacy.
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