Existence is temporary.What is real is where the
"I" has its roots.This means each one off us is
god.Can the god of me be known?
No.Existence can be known;what is real just is.
skfarblum
skfarblum wrote:To me God does not exist;God is what is real.
Existence is temporary.What is real is where the
"I" has its roots.This means each one off us is
god.Can the god of me be known?
No.Existence can be known;what is real just is.
skfarblum
skfarblum wrote:To me God does not exist;God is what is real.
Existence is temporary.What is real is where the
"I" has its roots.This means each one off us is
god.Can the god of me be known?
No.Existence can be known;what is real just is.
skfarblum
skfarblum wrote:To me God does not exist;God is what is real.
Existence is temporary.What is real is where the
"I" has its roots.This means each one off us is
god.Can the god of me be known?
No.Existence can be known;what is real just is.
skfarblum
skfarblum wrote:Hi Joan,
My original statement represents a thinking at that point in time.
I do admit to regularly changing my ideas.So I give you my
revised edition.
My understanding of God is similar to the "Great Spirit" of Silver Birch.I however see a deeper,unknowable depth to
Great Spirit which is unknowable by finite sentients.This unknowingness is what is "centered everywhere but if looked for is not to be found"
There is I theorise a knowable aspect of Great Spirit or Creator .Which ,through His activity brings up creation.Creation with its laws and
limitations are sustained by Great Spirit in both his knowable and unknowable activity.
I rather think of Great Spirit in terms of knowingness and unknowingness rather than as a finite or infinite of some sort.
To say Great Spirit exists is to imply somehow a finite like myself could somehow know Great Spirit.
I see it the other way round.Great Spirit knows me therefore my knowing is really Great Spirits knowing.I can say "I am" only because
Great Spirit permeates and sustains every aspect of myself by His activity.Nevertheless Great Spirit on purpose
limits His knowingness, that allows me a certain freedom to grow,learn and create originally.
I use the word "His" only because Great Spirit is not an "It"You can name Great Spirit "Her" just as well.Probably with even greater
justification.
How does all this strike you?
Yes,all angels,gods ,spirits exist in knowingness.There is no existence in unknowingness.Unknowingness
is as it is Unknowingness.
A quick google search gave me this
"GOD - The English word God is identical with the
Anglo-Saxon word for “good,” and therefore it is believed that the name God
refers to the divine goodness. (See Oehler's Theol. of Old Test.; Strong's and
Young's concordances.) (From New
Unger's Bible Dictionary) (Originally
published by Moody Press of Chicago, Illinois.
Copyright (C) 1988.)"
Stephen