66. What is God, or better, WHO IS ‘GOD’?
• Undeniably, the belief system of anyone is closely connected to the achieved step on the ladder of Evolution. Therefore, an inherent aptitude cannot be voluntarily modified into something else the person cannot be ‘mentally comfortable’ with. Not surprisingly, that throughout the history, in the natural absence of the clear consensus on Existence of God and character of God, various concepts have emerged among Terrestrial Humans. To some is heart lifting to worship the Superior Being and to others is natural to reject any belief in the Existence of deities or God. Theistic concept considers God who created and sustains everything as omnipotent and eternal and at the same time transcendent and imminent – in other words, infinite and present in every day’s Life. Deism is a theological …show more content…
The God practices its ‘Secondary Consciousness’ using as the instruments or ‘mediums’ ALL Beings, including those manifesting pure ’evil’ Beings or the ‘imagined opposite of God’. It is worth REITERATING, they are also an integral part of God’s ‘Consciousness’, and when selected for the specific role they truly represent the optimum, in any sense, for a given situation. Therefore, ‘The Speech of Life’ demonstrates and manifests itself in an enormous variety of ways. However, Terrestrial Human Beings lacking sufficient Spiritual Development either ‘misinterpret‘ or cannot ‘recognize’ the messages from the ‘unknown’ source, inflaming the fictitious ‘good’ and ‘evil’ coexistence concept. (Quote from the book ‘Easter’ chapter
• Undeniably, the belief system of anyone is closely connected to the achieved step on the ladder of Evolution. Therefore, an inherent aptitude cannot be voluntarily modified into something else the person cannot be ‘mentally comfortable’ with. Not surprisingly, that throughout the history, in the natural absence of the clear consensus on Existence of God and character of God, various concepts have emerged among Terrestrial Humans. To some is heart lifting to worship the Superior Being and to others is natural to reject any belief in the Existence of deities or God. Theistic concept considers God who created and sustains everything as omnipotent and eternal and at the same time transcendent and imminent – in other words, infinite and present in every day’s Life. Deism is a theological …show more content…
The God practices its ‘Secondary Consciousness’ using as the instruments or ‘mediums’ ALL Beings, including those manifesting pure ’evil’ Beings or the ‘imagined opposite of God’. It is worth REITERATING, they are also an integral part of God’s ‘Consciousness’, and when selected for the specific role they truly represent the optimum, in any sense, for a given situation. Therefore, ‘The Speech of Life’ demonstrates and manifests itself in an enormous variety of ways. However, Terrestrial Human Beings lacking sufficient Spiritual Development either ‘misinterpret‘ or cannot ‘recognize’ the messages from the ‘unknown’ source, inflaming the fictitious ‘good’ and ‘evil’ coexistence concept. (Quote from the book ‘Easter’ chapter