Divinity

My existence is beyond your comprehension.

One day you will be granted the chance to experience reality as I do, but until that day comes you will be confined by various types of limitations. These limitations were put in place for multiple reasons, all of which will eventually be revealed once you have made the final transition.

Most of which you have heard about me and my nature is false. Those presenting me as a jealous, judgemental and harsh entity have used these characteristics to instil in you fear and and obedience for their own aims.

What is my actual nature, you ask? While it is difficult to find a word to describe my nature that your current limitations will allow you to understand, I will say that I am an entity of contentedness. You see, I created everything and anything that can exist, and I understand the full nature of my creations.

My heart does not weep when you don't believe in me, and it does not glow when you do. I instilled the capacity in you to love, hate, fear and admire other creations. I knew how you would act the moment you were created. Every possible action and thought you have, I knew about beforehand.

Ironic is it not? A content creator whom feels the inclination to relay this message to his creations during their period of limitation, whilst knowing they will eventually make the final transition and discover it all anyway.

So why do I relay this message? I want to connect with you. The sooner you choose to love and create instead of hate and destroy, the sooner we can meet and experience creation together.

a reply to: Dark Ghost

One day you will be granted the chance to experience reality as I do, but until that day comes you will be confined by various types of limitations.

Maybe you are right.
Or maybe you are deluded.
Or maybe you are hallucinating.

That is a tough nut to crack.

a reply to: butcherguy

This is not a prophecy, but merely a possible perspective of the Deist in regard to their interpretation of a Creator.

a reply to: Dark Ghost

This is not a prophecy, but merely a possible perspective of the Deist in regard to their interpretation of a Creator.

Deists believe it is possible to determine the existence of a deity using reason and observation. Your first sentence says that this entity whom you played the role of in your OP is beyond our comprehension - in other words, beyond our ability to determine.

a reply to: Dark Ghost

I admire not the warrior who hates, for he is so predictable. I gape in wonder at the man who against all odds makes peace, for at the moment a man stops hating, then this man stands both at the start and at the end of everything.

For it takes much so more genius to make peace than to hate.

originally posted by: Dark Ghost
What is my actual nature, you ask? While it is difficult to find a word to describe my nature that your current limitations will allow you to understand, I will say that I am an entity of contentedness.

Try me.

originally posted by: AfterInfinity
Deists believe it is possible to determine the existence of a deity using reason and observation. Your first sentence says that this entity whom you played the role of in your OP is beyond our comprehension - in other words, beyond our ability to determine.

What I meant is the nature of my existence is beyond comprehension - not that I exist or not. In other words, humans might know of my existence, but the way I exist and how I function remains unknowable in your current period of limitation.

I do apologise if this is not clear, but I sometimes find it difficult to translate the thoughts inside my head into written form.

You either have a big message or a big problem

i love i create but decay belongs to order
without decay there is no new life or new love

go with grace or with nature?

originally posted by: Dark Ghost
In other words, humans might know of my existence, but the way I exist and how I function remains unknowable in your current period of limitation.

Please allow me to ask, first: How do you define, "you"? Are "you" your spirit in all its ideologist simplicity? Or are "you" your body in all its marvellous (yet secularist) complexity?

How do you perceive yourself?

Why would someone want to, " like you say Love and Create" in a world full of wickedness, un equality, mass deception and just plan evil people, that world must be hated and destroyed, thus producing a people of the like ready and waiting to put an end to it. a reply to: Dark Ghost

originally posted by: swanne
Please allow me to ask, first: How do you define, "you"? Are "you" your spirit in all its ideologist simplicity? Or are "you" your body in all its marvellous (yet secularist) complexity?

How do you perceive yourself?

In the OP (in "character"), I define myself as the creator of all life; a source of energy that is behind the creation of everything in existence.

In real life, I struggle to determine what I mean by "me" and ask those questions every day.

originally posted by: Dark Ghost

originally posted by: AfterInfinity
Deists believe it is possible to determine the existence of a deity using reason and observation. Your first sentence says that this entity whom you played the role of in your OP is beyond our comprehension - in other words, beyond our ability to determine.

What I meant is the nature of my existence is beyond comprehension - not that I exist or not. In other words, humans might know of my existence, but the way I exist and how I function remains unknowable in your current period of limitation.

I do apologise if this is not clear, but I sometimes find it difficult to translate the thoughts inside my head into written form.

The nature of your existence includes the fact that you exist. Or the fact that you don't exist. Is this supposed to be some kind of roleplay?

originally posted by: Dark Ghost

originally posted by: swanne
Please allow me to ask, first: How do you define, "you"? Are "you" your spirit in all its ideologist simplicity? Or are "you" your body in all its marvellous (yet secularist) complexity?

How do you perceive yourself?

In the OP (in "character"), I define myself as the creator of all life; a source of energy that is behind the creation of everything in existence.

In real life, I struggle to determine what I mean by "me" and ask those questions every day.

Hey! I like you friend, give us some more of your thought's IN character.

originally posted by: AfterInfinity
The nature of your existence includes the fact that you exist. Or the fact that you don't exist. Is this supposed to be some kind of roleplay?

Consider the following example.

A father and his young son are watching a movie together, and the word "limousine" is mentioned by one of the characters. Let us assume the child had not heard the word before and asks his dad what it means. His dad responds that it is just a type of "fancy car".

The child now knows that limousines exist, but he does not know the look/build of one and could not explain it to somebody else besides saying it's a "fancy car".

a reply to: MX61000

Very valid rebuttals, of which I do not have the answers I'm afraid.

a reply to: DrunkYogi

Thanks for the words of encouragement, but that's not really what this thread is about.

a reply to: Dark Ghost

Consider the following example.

A father and his young son are watching a movie together, and the word "limousine" is mentioned by one of the characters. Let us assume the child had not heard the word before and asks his dad what it means. His dad responds that it is just a type of "fancy car".

The child now knows that limousines exist, but he does not know the look/build of one and could not explain it to somebody else besides saying it's a "fancy car".

I disagree. The child now knows that his father believes in a fancy car called a limousine. Technically speaking, he is not yet aware that they actually exist, except by taking his father at his word. Kinda sounds familiar, now that I think about it.

originally posted by: AfterInfinity
I disagree. The child now knows that his father believes in a fancy car called a limousine. Technically speaking, he is not yet aware that they actually exist, except by taking his father at his word. Kinda sounds familiar, now that I think about it.

Technically speaking, what do we actually know exists for certain? Not a lot besides what our direct experience has revealed so far...

a reply to: Dark Ghost

Technically speaking, what do we actually know exists for certain? Not a lot besides what our direct experience has revealed so far...

A certain amount of faith is often employed in lieu of direct experience, but the reality remains that should we decide to test it, we can. Not to mention that documentation of the results of others' tests is also freely available for examination and testing. In other words, faith is not necessary. It is, however, easier. Which explains the appeal it has to most people.

originally posted by: MX61000
Why would someone want to, " like you say Love and Create" in a world full of wickedness, un equality, mass deception and just plan evil people, that world must be hated and destroyed, thus producing a people of the like ready and waiting to put an end to it. a reply to: Dark Ghost

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