posted on Dec, 5 2010 @ 06:07 PM
Sparkle - so that's awfully funny that you put up the Futurama episode because it points out that the only reasonable explanation is evolution with
an assist, in our case from aliens, in Futurama's case, also from aliens - ones which were human and not God, but we're seen as God against their
will, when they were actually just technologically advanced. But our universe is most certainly conscious and geared towards creation, if you believe
that creationists should be labelled as crazy, then we should also label strict evolutionists as crazy. It's quite clear that evolution, and
disasters, takes place in spurts and cycles, I say the only obvious reasons for this is watchful aliens upgrading us, after creating us and screwing
everything up and most of them leaving, and the fact that "spiritual" energy moves throughout the universe. This energy effects us and our sun
greatly, we know that being pointed towards the center of the galaxy heightens psychic abilities. It's like the Mayan calender, the energy comes in
patterns and those patterns are large and small, it's like the first through fifth world situation, we get a chance, if we screw it up we get
readjusted and try it again until we've learned our lesson, we've luckily learned it and don't have to endure starting over, but instead we are
evolving upwards. This coming planetary change which will propel us into the higher dimensions like our former "Gods", is a great example that
evolution involves many factors, not just mutations and the environment. Sentient beings are all guided, they get occasional upgrades to technology or
they get it taken away, they gain spiritual knowledge and they lose their natural spiritual abilities. It's all a big game of Free Will, we know the
parameters, we know the players, we know the events, but we don't know how everyone will act, just the probabilities. Once you realize that Source
has no time then it's quite easy to see how everything could be planned and guided, there are just as many entities who don't incarnate as entities
who incarnate and learn their "lessons", this is because they're helping and assisting us "sentient" beings, they also learn their own lessons.
Everything is guided, the good and the bad, it's all cycles and it's all karmicly related, it's unimaginably complex and it's far more than just
evolution versus creationism. You're thread does nothing but further divide and polarize, it's like an argument about whether Christianity or Islam
is correct, well the answer is that both of them are wrong. There are plenty of pieces that are correct, but neither are completely correct.
Creationism should also be referred to as Christian Creationism because their idea is far different than some other views that could be considered
Creationism. Creationism could mean that Source got bored and split into entities and lowered itself to allow for physicality and duality and used
laws to make Creation, it is a conscious part of everything and has given some of its parts the job to incarnate as an angel into the Universe. One of
the tools that this Creator uses is evolution, which is brought on by many factors, DNA being the most important. So there is Creationism without the
Hebrew God, one far more similar to something Buddhists would think. You try to make it out that anyone who thinks a divine entity had something to do
with our Universe being created and maintained should be labelled as "crazy". Well I say someone who thinks that this Universe can exist without
divine creation and guidance is far "CRAZIER" than even someone who thinks we're the only intelligent life in the universe. Stop falling into the
polarization, try to realize that the answer usually lies between, it's one of the ways that TPTB divide us while also keeping us ignorant to the
truth, if we're arguing whether the flying spaghetti monster created everything or if a grand cosmic accident/misstep created everything, then
neither side learns the truth and the argument keeps us further enslaved by TPTB.
Also, how do you feel that you're labelled a terrorist for not supporting the Federal government, I know I don't like it. So if you don't like
being mislabeled or considered "dangerous" or "inferior", then you probably shouldn't do the same thing to other people. They can't help that
they've been horribly misled, they can only hope to find someone who can help them change their minds, calling them crazy doesn't work, laughing at
their naivety is fine though, but you must realize, that you are also naive to many truths as well, you're just less naive, I don't mean that in a
bad way, we all start out as naive. This post would be a good example of pointing out some of the flaws to help them question things, but calling them
crazy turns them off to new information immediately. I can't stand that my parents go to church, but I usually just laugh at them and point out the
flaws in their religion, but I don't consider them crazy, I consider them to have been grossly misinformed since birth and it's indocrinated them
past the point of return. It's like people who like the horrendous rap music that's popular, these people really think this is the best kind of
music, they're not crazy, they just have terrible taste and discernment, these are the same people who would hate old school hip hop (which I love).
This distate of rap fans for the original, the hip hop, are like Christians who think that pagans should be burned or are the devil work, without
realizing how much their religion has stolen from them, or the fact that the only real Christians were those pagans who followed Jesus' teachings,
not the monsters who religionized it, or in this metaphor, made it mainstream. TPTB have done a great job of making us settle with less, but you must
realize that once you break out of that nonsense, you can't call everyone else crazy now because most of us have been in that "crazy" before, but
we had enough objectivity and common sense to realize where we went wrong. So don't think of them as crazy, just think of them as pre-sane.