Karma v's God

[Slaney]

I’ve noticed quite a bit of this " Karma will catch up with you " from many people, and a lot of them are non-practising Catholics.

Seems like they believe in Karma but not God, some of the new-agers and Goths have a habit of quoting it.

Someone recently on-line threatened me with Karma after they spammed me on FB, I told them I don’t believe in Karma, I believe in God…

At least they believe in something I suppose…what goes around comes around, has anyone else noticed the increase of this term, Karma ?

 

[ProdglArchitect]

A lot of people I know believe in Karma unfortunately, so I have been hearing the term for a long time. I can’t believe that people will buy into tripe like Karma, and then flat out refuse to believe that God could exist… it boggles the mind…

 

[Bonnie]

I doubt if most people saying that “believe” in karma any more than I belive in wood sprites when I say “knock on wood,” or that cows are holy when I say “holy cow.” Karma is just a simple way to say that consequences will catch up with you.

There’s a cute bumper sticker that emphsizes that it’s more just a saying than a belief: “My karma just ran over your dogma.”