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AlanFromWichita
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dear deathwinger,
The reason you’re having trouble with your ideas about God, is that you have fallen victim to an educational system that has emphasized “what” to think, instead of “how” to think. In other words, the way to find God is not to figure him out, but to open your mind and facilitate its happening. There are procedures for doing it, and I swear there is total commonality between methods that work to produce this result in the realm of religion, and in various constructs I could describe in the realm of science and math. I myself am an engineer, and I was given total healing from a severe mental illness, and I was able to track it and now am excited to tell others I have had a “phase shift” in my consciousness, which changed my worldview from grueling to heavenly. Same environment, different outlook is the only real difference between being in “your” kingdom v. not, here on earth and not as a bribe for after we die.
We have a lot we could talk about. I’ve hung around a few atheists; one of my children professed to be one for a while, but then he decided that he could no more disprove than prove God, so atheism is consequently a religion in itself because it involves believing something you can’t prove. ( And you can’t prove God doesn’t exist to a person who statistically should have been dead several times in the past with lottery-ish odds against me.
)
Alan
The reason you’re having trouble with your ideas about God, is that you have fallen victim to an educational system that has emphasized “what” to think, instead of “how” to think. In other words, the way to find God is not to figure him out, but to open your mind and facilitate its happening. There are procedures for doing it, and I swear there is total commonality between methods that work to produce this result in the realm of religion, and in various constructs I could describe in the realm of science and math. I myself am an engineer, and I was given total healing from a severe mental illness, and I was able to track it and now am excited to tell others I have had a “phase shift” in my consciousness, which changed my worldview from grueling to heavenly. Same environment, different outlook is the only real difference between being in “your” kingdom v. not, here on earth and not as a bribe for after we die.
We have a lot we could talk about. I’ve hung around a few atheists; one of my children professed to be one for a while, but then he decided that he could no more disprove than prove God, so atheism is consequently a religion in itself because it involves believing something you can’t prove. ( And you can’t prove God doesn’t exist to a person who statistically should have been dead several times in the past with lottery-ish odds against me.
)Alan
