I'm currently working on an article based on the Tao Te Ching.
I smirk every time I see just how similar each religion is.
There's always a concept of oneness. Very clearly Eastern religions treat this as non-living and living at the same time while Western religions tend to tag on more human-like characteristics to the "oneness"
Either way you see it, the oneness is always there whether its called God or not.
Beneath The Ink
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