There was a man who bought a fine steed. All his neighbors came to congratulate him on his great fortune. He said that sometime that which seems like good fortune can be bad fortune. That night the horse broke free and ran away.
All the neighbors came to commiserate on his bad fortune. He said...
It's this kind of syrupy babble that leaves me all fuzzy headed when I read it. What exactly does all this mean? Explain it please. In plain English. I'm fuzzy headed.
It would really seem to be simply a higher ordering of our energy. We moved from a lower form, elements, to a more complex ordered form, man. Why would moving past this form into a more ordered energy state not be the next step. Nothing too metaphysical about this.
You're confused. This little fantasy of yours as to how man should be differs diametrically from how we are. Even without God, man has made his own laws. Outside of religion, orderly society must have order. Order is law. How else would you know which side of the street to drive on?
Man clearly needs laws. God must be just in His handling of the law. Love comes through grace. His greatest attribute is that He is a just God or He would not be a proper judge of man nor would He be righteous. God is not to be seen through a narrow lens.
I do not think more learning is a prerequisite for enlightenment. It tends to be an unqualified acceptance of what I already know and all that is in my surroundings more than anything else for me. No denying or presupposing of anything.
Actually the rock probably is more enlightened than us. I presume it has no pretensions about being or doing anything else but being a rock.
Maybe an example from last week will give a situation you can relate to. Start with 16" of snow. I was also spending 12 hours a day for 7 days setting up...