*warning: the following content is not meant to threaten, offend, cause shame, distaste, sadness, aggressiveness, or
any other mutually negative effects.
Read only when ready, this is the fourth
of an educational gathering of notes.
Silent prayers too my distant readers.*
In theologies, monotheisms tend to have an isolated, separate sense of God. In pantheisms, God is not isolated or separate. A monotheism will postulate about the direct influence of God in matters, whilst
a pantheist will postulate about the indirect influence God has upon everything& every one, at all times. Calling the high parts
of nature God or not God, is a matter ofconceptualization, though in each case, one is looking towards some sort of higher nature. Viewing good and evil as individual super beings would be an un holistic view.
If we see kindness, charity, love, wisdom and health in a man or woman, it would be more accurate to say: 'there is a little bit of God in that body. Instead of saying: 'this one
is good, but God is better.' Everybody is
a little creator, a little super being, a tiny speck of sacred greatness, and every
body has some sort of value. The monastic insists upon personification. The holistic insists upon relativity.
God being within cause and effect, leads to the capacity of creation, and the capacity of destruction.Change herself is non static. She is not the absolute of immortal, and also, she is not the absolute of death.
If the stars are of greater intensity than
the spirits whom graced down as Lord,
and even the stars too burn out and die,
perhaps God has also died, and thusly, miracles have ended? Death is such a drastic change, that it is unsettling, and
one would never think that their God was dead, would they? They instead would prefer the eternal, and the absolute, but the eternal and the absolute, incapable of death, may already be dead because of this. After all, the concept of something being static means it's not working, not changing, not energetic, and not alive.
Absolute 'truth' is often a reduction.
It is monastic, athrophized, refined
and destroyed down into a tiny singularity.
When beings came to an absolute which does not actually exist, and reduce the infinitely complex down to an overly simple blanket judgment, they've essentially ended their mental progression.
I'd say: ponder the infinities daily. Absolutes tend to comfort those whom
have grown tired of change. A marriage which is eternal. An eternal God.
An eternal life in paradise. An absolute law
of rules and commandments. Somethingsolid, absolute, and unchanging. This
is what many of the Christians want. They want a stability in life. They want some
thing which is so predictable and static that it can be fully trusted and rested within.
the absolute, and the static is d-e-a-d.
it does not move, or change, thus it is not even an energy. A firm and absolute faith is impossible to question. Persons of one evangelical faith shall never convert to another, for they have found in themselves an absolute, which they shall never be separated from. In this case, they are like corpses. A corpse will not listen to you,
not matter how often or how loudly you
call too it. Also, a solid faith has become dead, in that it is unchanging,solid, static.
any other mutually negative effects.
Read only when ready, this is the fourth
of an educational gathering of notes.
Silent prayers too my distant readers.*
In theologies, monotheisms tend to have an isolated, separate sense of God. In pantheisms, God is not isolated or separate. A monotheism will postulate about the direct influence of God in matters, whilst
a pantheist will postulate about the indirect influence God has upon everything& every one, at all times. Calling the high parts
of nature God or not God, is a matter ofconceptualization, though in each case, one is looking towards some sort of higher nature. Viewing good and evil as individual super beings would be an un holistic view.
If we see kindness, charity, love, wisdom and health in a man or woman, it would be more accurate to say: 'there is a little bit of God in that body. Instead of saying: 'this one
is good, but God is better.' Everybody is
a little creator, a little super being, a tiny speck of sacred greatness, and every
body has some sort of value. The monastic insists upon personification. The holistic insists upon relativity.
God being within cause and effect, leads to the capacity of creation, and the capacity of destruction.Change herself is non static. She is not the absolute of immortal, and also, she is not the absolute of death.
If the stars are of greater intensity than
the spirits whom graced down as Lord,
and even the stars too burn out and die,
perhaps God has also died, and thusly, miracles have ended? Death is such a drastic change, that it is unsettling, and
one would never think that their God was dead, would they? They instead would prefer the eternal, and the absolute, but the eternal and the absolute, incapable of death, may already be dead because of this. After all, the concept of something being static means it's not working, not changing, not energetic, and not alive.
Absolute 'truth' is often a reduction.
It is monastic, athrophized, refined
and destroyed down into a tiny singularity.
When beings came to an absolute which does not actually exist, and reduce the infinitely complex down to an overly simple blanket judgment, they've essentially ended their mental progression.
I'd say: ponder the infinities daily. Absolutes tend to comfort those whom
have grown tired of change. A marriage which is eternal. An eternal God.
An eternal life in paradise. An absolute law
of rules and commandments. Somethingsolid, absolute, and unchanging. This
is what many of the Christians want. They want a stability in life. They want some
thing which is so predictable and static that it can be fully trusted and rested within.
the absolute, and the static is d-e-a-d.
it does not move, or change, thus it is not even an energy. A firm and absolute faith is impossible to question. Persons of one evangelical faith shall never convert to another, for they have found in themselves an absolute, which they shall never be separated from. In this case, they are like corpses. A corpse will not listen to you,
not matter how often or how loudly you
call too it. Also, a solid faith has become dead, in that it is unchanging,solid, static.
