Jeff bennett
posts on 11/29/2011 12:08:51 AM
I will be as brief as possible. You might know of an account of an emissary to India from, I thought England but could have been from any country. The emissary/ explorer was asked by those who sent him, "Do they (people in India) have religion? The response was something to the effect, "They have sufficient religion to keep the masses in line." I came across this about 1960 something but don't recall why or where. If this does not strike a familiar note with you could you refer me to a historian with whom it might? I so would like to re-find this account. Most appreciatively, Jeff
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Edith Wieringa
posts on 11/14/2011 4:52:20 AM
Only Wisdon Can Save The World
Finally there is a book that explains mystic wisdom in simple words. When we understand about the Absolute in relationship with our concept of God, we will really change and make the world a better place.The book is titled Initiation into Reality.
If you are interested, you can find it...
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Donna Davis
posts on 11/13/2011 11:29:12 PM
Dear Karen,
Have you heard of Nam Myoho Renge Kyo?
It is the chant of the Nichiren Sect of Buddhism. The SGI-USA has been spreading the compassion and intellect of the Buddha nature since 1960. Please look at the website sgi-usa.org. Best wishes for all your efforts.
Sincerely,
Donna Davis
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Fran Martin
posts on 10/28/2011 3:58:51 PM
Dear Ms. Armstrong:
I am extremely interested in your proposal about improving human life through developing instincts of compassion and repressing agressive ones. But I don't agree with all your suggestions. Do you know whether it exists an Internet webpage or forum to discuss differents views and approachs about this matter? I think there are new ideas that can be developed.
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William Marzul
posts on 9/27/2011 10:58:45 PM
Please contact me;a prophet in the Biblical sense....from A History of God....
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John Greenway
posts on 9/6/2011 10:30:40 AM
If you realy want to read about religion, God, the Absolute etc., see the website of the book
Initiation into Reality
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Andrew Eliasz
posts on 9/6/2011 8:43:21 AM
Dear Ms. Armstrong,
Guildford Quakers are having an open day on Saturday October 8th.
As well as the usual activities for children (bouncy castle, face painting), teas, stands from those involved in WWF, Amnesty, and peace movements we will also be selling books (dealing with both
religious and spiritual matters, and issues close to quaker hearts).
Amongst other we will be selling your books, some of which some of us have found very helpful. It would be very nice if you might be able to come to Guildford and spend an hour or so at our open to give a little talk and possibly sign copies of your books.
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Emma Roper-Evans
posts on 8/9/2011 8:46:13 AM
Dear Ms Armstrong
I am trying to contact you on behalf of SMWA (Southwark Muslim Women's Association). We would very much like you to come and speak to us about your views of Islam. Please reply to above email if you agree.
Yours
Emma Roper-Evans
Bridging Communities Coordinator
SMWA
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John Holenko
posts on 7/6/2011 12:12:19 AM
I don't have high hopes of this actually reaching Ms. Armstrong, but here goes: How about a book on the Baha'i faith? It's a pretty fascinating religion and too little understood.
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Timothy Fletcher
posts on 7/5/2011 12:57:40 PM
Dear Ms Armstrong
Your book 'The Bible the Biography' has been positively reviewed by the Editor of the Chronicle of Crown Court Church of Scotland, Covent Garden WC2
Would you be able to attend a debate, book signing etc on 'the relevance of the Bible today' on 18 October 2011. We are inviting attendance from Churches Together in Westmister (40 churches)
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