The Secret Teachings 4/18/22 - Give me the Wine You Keep the Bread
Apr 19, 2022 ·
1h 57m
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God is objective and balanced, embodying virtue, respect, honor, dignity, and all the like. HE is an idea or concept. HIS plan is the unfolding of life with free will...
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God is objective and balanced, embodying virtue, respect, honor, dignity, and all the like. HE is an idea or concept. HIS plan is the unfolding of life with free will within the organized natural Universe. To suggest removing God from the world is arguing against the very cornerstones of a just and civil society, and of nature. An article written by a Jewish author for Easter weekend proposed just that though - we kill the god of Judeo-Christianity in the name of making the world a better place. Christians were also upset this last week because Californians signed a petition to ban the Bible for hate speech and violence while Muslims rioted in Sweeden. However, the riots were in response to the burning of Qurans by extremist groups. Representative Ilhan Omar also received backlash for posting a video of Christians singing on a plane, asking if it would be okay if Muslims were to spontaneously begin praying. Like her or not, she has a point in asking the question. Maybe people would be okay with silent prayer as opposed to guitars and chanting. If it is okay to burn the Quran - which it isn't - then it should be okay to ban the Bible - which it isn't. If it is okay for Christians to sing on a plane it should be okay for Muslims to pray. If a crypto-jew for the NY Times says we should kill God then one has to ask if the three major world religions are not being pitted against each other to bring about their demise. To separate God and man is to eliminate divine potentiality.
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