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WHAT IS THE TAOIST (OR, DAOIST) BRANCH OF BUDDHISM ALL ABOUT? [1 of 6] Another spin-off from Buddhist Hinduism is called either Taoism or Daoism, a religion practiced mainly in China, Malaysia, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and Singapore. Those nations are where we see Taoist temples, but the practice has also become popular in the Western world. Taoism’s set of “scriptures” are referred to as the Tao, and other included texts make up their full spectrum of religious materials they call the Tao-te Ching. “Tao” is a Chinese alphabetic character that means “a way” or “a path." So, Taoism means "the way,” which reveals more about the Buddhist religion of George Lucas, the creator of Star Wars. In fact, that franchise recently put out a popular new series called The Mandalorian, a show about a fictitious, mercenary people who follow a philosophy they often verbalize as, “This is the way.” But what is the real truth that we know from the Bible? Who is the only way, the truth, and the life? John 14:6 says no one is able to reach heaven to be with God unless they go through Jesus Christ. So, Star Wars’ and Taoism’s “way” is death—choosing to reject Jesus—suffering in hell for eternity, a horrific end. We get to heaven by accepting Christ’s free gift of salvation through His sacrifice on the cross. That is the only way. | image tagged in mandolorian,star wars,taoism,george lucas,buddhism,bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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WHAT IS THE TAOIST (OR, DAOIST) BRANCH OF BUDDHISM ALL ABOUT? [2 of 6] Never being technically unified into an overall religion, Taoism (or Daoism) can be divided into three categories: philosophical, religionist, and Chinese-folk beliefs. The Bible has nothing good to say about the last one involving ancestor worship—the practice of communicating with dead people. God calls that the abomination of necromancy, and He is deeply offended by it. In fact, Judaism’s first monarch, King Saul, went too far one day when he practiced necromancy through help from a witch. That led to God’s immediate judgement on Saul, having him die in battle the next day—along with every one of his many sons; within twenty-four hours, Saul and all his heirs to the throne were dead. Because of the division of practices in Taoism, it’s difficult to pinpoint exactly what they believe, but generally speaking we see Taoist themes in many movies, like the previously mentioned Star Wars franchise. Roughly stated, Taoism teaches a “flow of the universe,” or “force,” that supposedly keeps everything balanced in a natural order, and is said to be the source of both existence and nonexistence. Some Eastern mystic religions like Taoism refer to this as the “yin and yang” principle, which can express itself through equal forces of good and evil opposing each other. What does that sound like? It is exactly the religion of Star Wars. And the movie series even decided to build more doctrine into that false faith, the idea that a nifty machine can be placed close to a being, and in that way, it takes a blood sample that measures “midi-chlorians.” The more the gage rises, the better that life form is said to be able to manipulate the “force." While Star Wars films are popular because the stories are well written and produced, unfortunately, they have greatly increased the popularity of Buddhist Taoism around the world. | image tagged in star wars,yoda,taoism,daoism,bible,buddhism | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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WHAT IS A DOPPELGÄNGER? It’s a witchcraft term for the same thing the Bible calls a familiar spirit and we refer to a demon. Doppelgänger is a German word that means "double goer" or "double walker.” Witches believe a doppelgänger will walk with a person, always available to them as a sort of personal helper. Instead, like all other demons, those evil spirits can cling a person (a non-Christian), claiming to be there to help, teach, protect, or give other power, but if you know anything about demons (John, chapter 8), Satan is not only a liar and the father of all lies, he’s also a murderer. That means Lucifer’s demon helpers have only one ultimate goal for every human they come in contact with: to lie, deceive, and ultimately kill—or see them somehow die—before he or she decides to follow Jesus Christ. And that's the lie of witchcraft (modern Wicca) that claims to help people; instead, it gets them wrapped up in the occult, so they will be led away from Jesus Christ long enough to take their last breath, while still separated from God, thus ending up in hell. | image tagged in demon,satan,bible,god,jesus,doppelganger | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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SHOULD WE BELIEVE IN THE SUPERNATURAL? Hey, there is nothing wrong with believing in the supernatural—in fact, that’s God. The spirit world is as real as our natural world, so angels of God exist, as well as fallen angels that we call demons—the latter work with Satan. Yes, the supernatural exists, but about that spirit world, you do not want to listen to pagan occultists, witches, New Agers, or others trapped in the false faiths of so many world religions and cults. All those have had some in leadership who have communicated with demons that fed them lies. That bad advice has been passed down to their followers who suffer the destructive consequences. Those who have followed the instructions of demons set up faith traditions that rip off their followers and lead them into atrocious behavior, including murder. And all the while, those beliefs are keeping people away from Jesus, instead putting them on the path to an eternity in hell. These evil ideas (from people communicating with demons) especially corrupt Bible teachings, so that people won’t go through Jesus to gain the gift of free salvation and an eternity in heaven where we will rule and reign with Jesus over the entire universe, as well as explore the mind of God and all His creation. | image tagged in supernatural,spirit,demon,god,bible,jesus | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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IS SPEAKING IN TONGUES EVIDENCE OF BEING BAPTIZED IN THE HOLY SPIRIT? That is a big "NO" because every individual receives the Holy Spirit of God at his or her moment of salvation through Jesus, which is the exact instant when the Holy Spirit indwells the body of every new Christian—and He stays there inside you for your entire remaining life! On top of that, Acts 2 and elsewhere in Scripture show us that speaking in tongues does not always occur during biblical accounts of conversions;; there are plenty where no one speaks in tongues. Besides that, biblical speaking in tongues never involved talking gibberish, as some practice in the Church today. Every place it appears in the Bible, speaking in tongues is always in a known language and never gibberish like we see today. In fact, gibberish is a practice in cults and the pagan occult, so that practice is concerning, as are other of today's tongues teachings that are not biblical. | image tagged in holy spirit,god,bible,jesus,disciple,christian | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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