I had to share this.

[kerobaros]

To the true Christian, a seed sprouting from the ground and a baby being born is exactly as miraculous as Jesus rising from the dead or Adam being formed from the dust of the ground, because they are all One Thing, all happening ever Now, and the same yesterday, today, and forever. The Quran constantly states that the Death and Resurrection is

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[barbequelighter]

The writing seems to suffer from the same form of intrinsic contradiction that plagues libertarianism. It implies that all levels of value should be the same, yet by using phrases like "true Christian," it suggests that one mode of thinking is more right than others.

[kerobaros]

Well, yes, it is written from the viewpoint of a fervent Christian. I was more interested in the similar thoughts behind each of the sections of each of the religious works. The source goes into that idea even deeper, in its second half.

[kisekileia]

The idea that everything is one has never made sense or meant much to me. I'm not sure whether that's a flaw in me or in the idea.