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**Stovegeothnon** · 08-04-2011, 03:31 PM

@stuka

//"making-up-as-one-goes-along”//

Your conclusion or mind? And I have to provide distinction at your bidding?

You don't have to do anything at my bidding. But I don't have to take any "explanations" seriously, either, especially those that are obviously made-up and without any basis in fact or evidence.

For all the Suttas that you are able to quote from, it looks like you would have being better off if you did not get involved in Buddhism at all in the first place. You wouldn't know.

Fact is, I am not that interested in "Buddhism" per se. There is much superstition and nonsense in "Buddhism". I am very interested in the teachings of the Buddha, however. Not a lot of people are.

08-04-2011, 03:31 PM	#39
Stovegeothnon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 508 Senior Member	@stuka //"making-up-as-one-goes-along”// Your conclusion or mind? And I have to provide distinction at your bidding? You don't have to do anything at my bidding. But I don't have to take any "explanations" seriously, either, especially those that are obviously made-up and without any basis in fact or evidence. For all the Suttas that you are able to quote from, it looks like you would have being better off if you did not get involved in Buddhism at all in the first place. You wouldn't know. Fact is, I am not that interested in "Buddhism" per se. There is much superstition and nonsense in "Buddhism". I am very interested in the teachings of the Buddha, however. Not a lot of people are.
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