A great imagination who is God

If a great imagination exists responsible for all that we know now here, for all of life’s terms, possibilities, and laws. If this form of ultimate imagination is properly named God. If God therefore does exist, which I know He does personally, and He is capable of designing any kind of world within His omnipotent power He wills what does that really mean for us.

 

If God can easily realign the cosmos, by His will, and much more then that if He so chooses. If He can therefore change those limitations that we presently know on earth into something even more far reaching and creative what would that mean. If He could transform  our present human freedom by writing into being and existence new and ever more freeing experiences. God could therefore redesign us, improve His creation, by putting us in unusual places over time or by simply resurrecting us entirely to some new vision that He has for us.

 

That would be within God’s ability and right which is an ability that might seem partially self-evident in our present awareness if we look around us now at the mysterious unknown with the right insight. He has within His master control the knowledge and ability, within and outside of time and space, to do this.

 

For me the God responsible for life as we know it can do all this easily. This world is not His best prototype either as beautiful and awesome as it is. Life’s mysteries, as they can seem to us now, seem fixed and impossible to transcend for us like a better world is wishful thinking. The eternal reaches of a good Deity however can and do expand far past our present appreciations. Worlds, beyond the one we know now, can exceed this one in their reality. Through the many open-ended possibilities of creativity known only by God those possibilities can differ from this imperfect world as we see it now.

 

So too will anger in people recede through this attained wisdom in a plan. Our fears will be diminished and finally be extinguished forever. Hope will go from a dulled holding of it’s future promise, where hope arrived appearing only unpredictably at certain times by glimpses, to finally appearing for us where we are able to see the glory and possibilities of infinity and eternity within creation. We will be able to see that which exceeds beyond our present imaginations grasp.

 

Love will completely envelope us which was seen before only in glimpses.  The ability to know good is now going to be freed to a more total freedom to understand real love as constantly being present with us with no more uncertainties. Where we had been we had reasons to doubt and to be skeptical about hope and faith. We now will finally see truly what we are really a part of in the grand scheme of creation. Our lives, we will soon discover, are in the hands of an eternal Being who’s nature is pure good and if we don’t now desire good one day we will mature to celebrate joyfully what that really means.