Do you agree-Man is the Living Temple of God and the Spirit of God dwells in him?

Answer 1

Yes, it should be this way. But too many of us fall, and so our bodies are durty. But with cleansing, God will come in and reside in us again. Bescause he is forgiving, and accepting.

Answer 2

It is the Temple of the Body which should not be willingly desecrated with poisonous fumes and the Devil's liquor.

In other words, God surely considers "smoking" to be a great abomination. This sin even makes the angels cry.

He also surely considers drinking of hard liquor and beer to be a great abomination and desecration of the Temple. It has been written that only sacramental wine will be allowed in the new Kingdom, which is not only in heaven but on the earth.

It has been said that "your hearts will be hardened, like the Pharaoh, and only you can loosen the grip of the devil upon your heart and souls"

Also said, for near future use, is this "if you don't know me by now, you will never, never know me. Just trust in me, like I trust in you"

All the things that we've been through
You should understand me like I understand you

Just get yourself together or we might as well say goodbye
What good is love when you can't see eye to eye?..Isn't that a great "poem"?

Answer 3

Yes .It is so for the Hindus who think that all living beings have soul and the soul of all living beings is god . In fact bhagavad gita says that god is the seed of allbeings naimate and inanimate .This the very foundation of the omnipresence of god .OK. how is that inanimate thing is a being ? You can seek an answer to this in the Science of chemistry.You know that all elements are composed of atoms and that the atomsd of all elements have electrons snd protons in thier nucleus .the electrona dn protons of all elements , withut exception is the same .It is the same thgs that make diferent elemen ts with different qualities and characters depending on their counts in each atom.so basically the whole galaxy and the universes and all the worlds planets , stars and all the animate and inanimate beings of all the worlds are made of the same fundamental particles of electrons and protons . It is just likethe same god manifestin himslef into different ones with differnet names and qualities and names .The Hindu philosophy alone has been capable of understanding this underlyig principle despite its antiquity. the religons is superbly and uniquely scientiifc. since the soul of man and any being is God , the animate and inanimae biengs are all the temples of /god or the manifestatioin of God himself
"Arjuna , I am the seed
of all creatures;
nothing animate or inanimate
could exist without me."...verse39 of 10Th teaching of Bhagavad -gita.

"I am heat that withholds
and sends down the rains ;
I am immortality and death:
both being and non-being am I."...verse 19 of the 19Th teaching .

Answer 4

Yes. All of us are gods unto ourselves. Our body is the temple, heart is the sanctum sanctorum and our mind is the god dwelling inside this great structure called human being.

I do not want to talk about a particular God. At the last count, the number of Gods worshipped in various parts of the World numbered more than 3 million. Whenever I come across a man with a smile on his face, I make it a point to bow my head in reverence and smile at him, because I saw another man with god inside him and I can recognise he is a man with good thoughts in himself.

God wanted his replica in the world and made man with the intention that man will continue HIS thoughts and processes for doing good things. But what he forgot to do was "to remove the ability to think bad from man's mind". So, man got a chance to cheat god and went on creating unhappy things to god and also to fellow human beings. We all can do good things and bad things. If we do good things, all will be happy. If we do bad things and others are unhappy, then they will curse u and u alone will suffer the guilt and agony

Finally, in my opinion, God breathed life into you so that he can see his own living temple and dwell in it. I believe in myself because I am god unto myself.

Answer 5

Yes, absolutely!


Passage 1 Corinthians 3:16,17
16Don't you know that you yourselves are God's temple and that God's Spirit lives in you?
17If anyone destroys God's temple, God will destroy him; for God's temple is sacred, and you are that temple.

Passage 1 Corinthians 6:19:
19Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own;

Answer 6

we are the temple of God in that we dedicate our lives to His service. When repentent, we strive to live a life of holiness, and present ourselves as a living sacrifice. In doing this, we chose to do what is acceptable and pleasing to God, in all areas of our life. We chose to love unconditionally, we chose to be servants to others, etc. The analogy here is that we live a life of holiness. The temple was a holy place and sacred and we become holy.

Answer 7

The Human being is described as Jivatma and god or the supreme spirit is described as Paramatma. It is interesting to note the two words Jiv-atma and Param-atma. Both have the word 'atma' in common. Atma means the Self, that which reveals as the 'I' in the hearts of all. When this 'I' is seen to have a sense of limitation, along with a sense of enjoyership & doership, then such 'I' is referred to as the Jiva-atma. A Jiva is someone who sees himself to be limited by space & time - he is at one place alone and not everywhere, and his existence is at a particular time alone and not at all times. When these sense of limitations are inquired upon and are realized to be an error then this sense of limitation drops and the same 'I' is seen to be free from these limitations of time & space then this very 'I' is referred to as the Paramatma

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

Is this a question or a true statement? God dwells within each one of us and we need not seek God outside our own selves.

Answer 10

I believe that Christians, having been baptized into the body of Christ, are the Living Temples of God.

Grace