If there is a mind that knows all, everything, including all our thoughts, ways of viewing reality, political doctrines, moral interpretations, views on God's existence, didn't this power then arrange for us to meet these many paths and experiences.
If nothing is outside God's mind, and he knows all, he must be aware not only of the ideas we'd wrestle with but why we adopt these different perspectives imperfectly.
In a world that arguably seems deliberately prepared for our deliberation, research, moral interaction, debate, advancement toward fairness, challenges to our peace, potential for our hope, discovery of different beliefs in God, why is it such a surprise to religious views that people should freely wonder in different ways, and see the world differently, and if God is all knowing why would he condemn the human person for knowing thought he prearranged as a journey we were seemingly meant to undertake.
In the darkness, where nothings seems to hide (questionably) there was a spark, and we emerged conscious asking our surroundings who they are but why? for any reason? and so what if we get the answers wrong? Who really understands God's ways fully if God exists.
The nothing, the illusive underpinnings previous to anything, where nothing examines, recognizes, creates, void of purposes, what is that state? is it real? was it all there before us? are we the anomaly or do ideas have power and longevity far outside what we now recognize or understand?
.jpg)
No comments:
Post a Comment