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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Aug 17, 2021 6:02:22 GMT
When you're looking at the building you don't say that it's been created by the builders, but instead you'd rather assume it's been done by an architect – the one who's idea has been performed.
The same is about God. It doesn't matter who our parents or relatives (we're all "brothers" and "sisters", if to consider any relationship between two or more humans), because as the workers they've brought us up according to God's plan. It is irrelevant and unnecessary whether the genetics work since each person is a God's unique creation.
The life of each of us has its unrepeatable path, and this path – has been provided according to the God's plan.
Why the universe of ours has its colors, size, structure, its limits, it's shape? Why these size or shape, why these limits pr structure? Nobody can reject the universe had to be different. We all could be different: I would be you, you would be me. There is no necessity my consciousness has to be mine, not yours. But God could order things to be so. Since that it is His plan we're living, and by His will and His intentions we are what we are.
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Post by joustos on Aug 20, 2021 14:48:14 GMT
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Post by joustos on Aug 20, 2021 15:35:46 GMT
When you're looking at the building you don't say that it's been created by the builders, but instead you'd rather assume it's been done by an architect – the one who's idea has been performed. The same is about God. It doesn't matter who our parents or relatives (we're all "brothers" and "sisters", if to consider any relationship between two or more humans), because as the workers they've brought us up according to God's plan. It is irrelevant and unnecessary whether the genetics work since each person is a God's unique creation. The life of each of us has its unrepeatable path, and this path – has been provided according to the God's plan. Why the universe of ours has its colors, size, structure, its limits, it's shape? Why these size or shape, why these limits pr structure? Nobody can reject the universe had to be different. We all could be different: I would be you, you would be me. There is no necessity my consciousness has to be mine, not yours. But God could order things to be so. Since that it is His plan we're living, and by His will and His intentions we are what we are.Final posting try:You speak as a true prophet who knows God from the inside, and you forgot what I mentioned another time: Sartre argues that if we are free, then such a god does not exist. Furthermore, if you are right, then a criminal is correct in saying: God made me do it. And a sinner in hell: God's plan is being fulfilled. When did philosophy begin? When the Ionians ignored their traditional gods and assumed the autonomy of the universe and of men in particular. The Delphic oracle had already announced GNODI SE AUTON [ know thyself {thee-self}]. And there is no nation unless there is sovereignty/autonomy. |
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Aug 20, 2021 15:49:55 GMT
When you're looking at the building you don't say that it's been created by the builders, but instead you'd rather assume it's been done by an architect – the one who's idea has been performed. The same is about God. It doesn't matter who our parents or relatives (we're all "brothers" and "sisters", if to consider any relationship between two or more humans), because as the workers they've brought us up according to God's plan. It is irrelevant and unnecessary whether the genetics work since each person is a God's unique creation. The life of each of us has its unrepeatable path, and this path – has been provided according to the God's plan. Why the universe of ours has its colors, size, structure, its limits, it's shape? Why these size or shape, why these limits pr structure? Nobody can reject the universe had to be different. We all could be different: I would be you, you would be me. There is no necessity my consciousness has to be mine, not yours. But God could order things to be so. Since that it is His plan we're living, and by His will and His intentions we are what we are.Final posting try:You speak as a true prophet who knows God from the inside, and you forgot what I mentioned another time: Sartre argues that if we are free, then such a god does not exist. Furthermore, if you are right, then a criminal is correct in saying: God made me do it. And a sinner in hell: God's plan is being fulfilled. When did philosophy begin? When the Ionians ignored their traditional gods and assumed the autonomy of the universe and of men in particular. The Delphic oracle had already announced GNODI SE AUTON [ know thyself {thee-self}]. And there is no nation unless there is sovereignty/autonomy. (Is something wrong with the system of posting? I haven't been notifying it lately. I think the problem in the servers the ProBoards hold.) Surely, I don't know everything, but who if not Him is our father? And for Sartre argument there is another one from St. Thomas: an evil for the greater good. Yes, there are evils, but do these evils are only natural? The moral evils are worse, and the moral evils are the worse thing ever. I do not agree even with a tiniest part of any Sartre's (that atheist) words. He was so outrage to God, he wanted to overcome Nietzsche's angry to become more famous, while his lousy attempts were clowny and funny. The heaven's bliss - is so above any our happiness, that the most gruesome and super terrible evils is nothing, comparaly to that. God is almighty, and our own fears of evil is just something to be exxagerated. (However, I must admit, it doesn't mean I'm not afraid of anything. Unfortunately, I'm still a sinner, who's being frightened with many plain and unusual things.) Here's a good quote from Meister Eckhart: "The only thing that burns in Hell is the part of you that won't let go of life, your memories, your attachments. They burn them all away. But they're not punishing you... They're freeing your soul. So the way he sees it, if you're frightened of dying and... and you're holding on, you'll see devils tearing your life away. But if you've made your peace, then the devils are really angels, freeing you from the earth. It's just a matter of how you look at it, that's all" (taken from "Jacob's Ladder", 1990). |
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