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Mystical Experiences Christanon 07/23/19 (Tue) 08:43:11 604f8f No.822745

How do Christians explain the miracles and mystical experiences of other religions? Highly developed contemplatives seem to have common experience of 'non-duality' even in the Christian tradition itself that corroborates with other religious traditions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nondualism

Christanon 07/23/19 (Tue) 11:33:29 29f247 No.822751

I'm pretty sure the Lord himself said to be wary of miracles since even demons can do those so if those of other faiths have miracles and mystical experiences, this doesn't prove anything.

Also, I don't quite understand your post. Are you saying that even in the Christian tradition, a tradition that (supposedly) tries to "mingle" with other traditions, there are those that believe in non-dualism?

Christanon 07/26/19 (Fri) 06:16:25 a2917a No.823309

>>822751

This

Simon Magus, the father of all Heretics, even performed a demonic Miracle by having the demons allow him to fly. It proved nothing of his power. It did, however, prove that the church run by Saint Peter is the true church.