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yoga a threat to christianism? let me laugh

With each post, each reply, you are going off tangent each time. You said that you could use computers for His glory. So I say why not use yoga for his glory too. Then you reply you do not need yoga because you have Christ. Can I reply that why do you need computers since you have Christ? Because computers are essential to your daily life? Come now.. you cannot be selective in these things.

Anyways, like you mentioned.. you have your believes. I have mine. Other people have their believes too. So who are you to cast doubt into their believes? You say you are not casting doubt? Come on. That’s just denial. You believe that you are not casting doubt? Well good on you.

All the best to you then. I shall not come back to you blog you doubt caster! Also, you keep changing your thoughts and like lalang. Bye.

the blessing of the Holy Spirit comes from Christ. and Christ alone. that is my belief. just like how you have yours.

He died for us, to give us the chance to be saved from this temporary world.

and for all the good things you say, human wills are weak. i choose to seek Him first so that wellness does not take priority over everything else. God loves me, even though i am fat, stubby and short. He knows me better, He made me. my metabolism isnt something i know very well, but i pray and thank God for the food i have everyday. While there might be useful ways i could turn yoga around and use it for His glory, i note that i could be weak, and succumb to wanting what this world has to offer me rather than what i can offer God.

And i pray earnestly for Him to reach for me. And i know for a fact that when i die, and look back in my life, i will see God’s footsteps on the beach more often than i see mine and His footsteps.

Why not?

And so far, i’ve not condemned the fatwa council to ban yoga simply because that matter is not my concern; as far as the ban goes, i can still go for yoga classes, although with the profitability affected, i might have lesser classes to go to. we have seen a reaction on the matter by most people affected by the ban i.e the muslims, via the blogs for one outlet. riding on that wave, i expressed my scepticisms on it as well. and some reacted. i did not embark on a crusade to ban it, or to tell people to stay off it.

it’s a great wellness tool from what i’ve heaerd. so great that it’s almost too good to be true. enhanced concentration, toned body, peace of mind, and etc etc. forgive me for being me, but i am sceptical of many things. i mean, if yoga’s so good, why is it only popular now? i mean, it’s been known to exist for a long, long time now. these are questions, and the answers will vary from people to people. which is great, because we’re discussing. in the emails i excahnged with some ppl and posted here, we shared some concern on its effects. If enough people are convinced that it’s exercise so be it. i’m not out there to tell peopel that it isnt exercise. i’m not out here to impose my beliefs on anyone.

if you are right and yoga is worth the hype, then yes we could all use a little of it. i m not complaining. but we could never know for sure. that’s my opinion. your allegory about the computer is mystifying; there’s no doubt you could be right about that possibility of how my machine works. but what better way than to use this tool, turn it around and use it for the glory of God?

and just so we’re clear, i would never condemn any non-Christian just because we do not share the same views. the freedom of choice is one we all have to respect. and this post is in relation to questions that i’m asking people like myself, are we doing enough? are we focused on Him adequately?

lastly, i can understand why people treat my scepticisms of yoga as such. since it produces results. if we assume all people are practical and pragmatic, there’s no denying that it’s all good. tho the foundations of my thinking lies in that we know so little of it.

in those emails i posted, i questioned the merits of yoga, but i cannot substantiate it. what i can see are behaviours and movements and trends and sentiments. whether yoga is good or bad depends on the individual, everyone has a right to participate and debate is a moot point. and to ban it is a violation of our basic freedom of choice. that much is true.

so while my opinion is contrary to yours, we should just keep our eyes focused on Jesus.

Their decision to ban Yoga based because Yoga has Hinduism origins is childish and a clear example of people living under a rock or looking at life through a badminton shuttlecock cylinder holder.If you take it further, you are not allowed to use anything not built by Christians, like the computer you use to blog. Most likely, the parts you are using are manufactured by non-Christians who may have subjected your computer parts to rituals to ensure smooth assembly.

If you wanna go the way of looking at origins. It is not far fetched. It is just a little off tangent from what the fatwa people are saying.. and probably to a certain extend, what you are thinking as well, although you deny condemning yoga.

So, to end, you call for brothers and sisters in Christ to stop and think it.

I stop.

I think.

I conclude that although yoga has Hindu origins, practising the physical wellness portion of yoga is not evil. Same with celebrating Christmas. Christians celebrate the birth of Christ, but others celebrate Santa Claus and presents and drinking. So is Christmas evil because somehow people idolises Santa Claus?