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TruthaboutGod
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I think I see where you are going here. Before given any answers or even starting the book, God had me read the Old Testament and the New Testament. After reading those, I was then directed to read the Qur'an, it was only after this that I could write freely everything that was explained to me.
The book does not at all change anything in the Bible or the Qur'an.(It actually uses both as a reference) It simply explains the answers to mankinds questions that mankind feels have not been answered directly, It also corrects misunderstandings that commonly occur.
I do not claim to have written a "Holy Text", the Three Words of God were written quite a few years before I even existed. As far as the people you mentioned I do not know all of them, however I am very familiar with a few such as Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad.(As spelled in the Qur'an) You will not find any word in the book debating anything they have taught man, it is only a correction of how man has misunderstood/twisted what they have taught us about God.
Truth truly cannot conflict with Truth, you will not find conflict with the book and what is in the Three Books. You will only find corrections(Corrections of mans misunderstandings, not corrections of scripture) and explanations, I know this may sound a little vague. It seems that you are seeing friction between what I have stated with what Prophets have stated, yet I have stated nothing yet. It is expected for one to be skeptical, but what have I stated thus far that you feel is in conflict?
I will list the sections of the book here for a better understanding:
Warning
Introduction
What is God?
What is Satan?
What is Heaven?
What is Hell?
Creation
Gods True Commandment
What is Gods Plan?
Gods Greatest Gift to Mankind
The Key Prophets
The Three Books
Christians, Jews, and Muslims
Prayer
Why does God allow bad things to happen?
Why did God make different races, languages, etc...
Aliens, psychic detectives, paranormal activity, etc
The World Today
Epilogue
TruthaboutGod
Active Member
So this God you speak of has invisiblity and can become corporeal at will. Sounds like a super-hero.
I was wondering how can you answer questions about God if you are not religious? Perhaps you mean not a representative of any formal, exoteric faith?
Did you hear what He did in six days?
God did not create religions, mankind did. One does not have to pick a religion to accept the reality of God. Adam and Eve did not have a religion, yet they both knew God, the same as Abraham, Jesus, etc...(I am not comparing my elf to them, I am simply showing examples, do not feel you are forced to join a group, to accept God)
TruthaboutGod
Active Member
Yes, the life that we know, and the life we do not know.(The Soul)
TruthaboutGod
Active Member
Honestly, I have no idea, this was never discussed.
kadzbiz
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Discussed? With whom?
Let me ask you this then. To whom was God talking when He said, "Let there be light" and why the need say it at all?
TruthaboutGod
Active Member
Discussed with God.
"Let there be light" was used in a manner to explain to mankind how creation had started. If items like this were never explained, you would have quite a few people today claiming God does not exist because He created everything, but it did not say who created light. Although the Bible does state that God said this, it is the "Will" of God that actually created the light.(The same Will that caused the "Bang" to actually happen) It does not matter if God actually verbally stated this or not, it is explained this way to mankind, to let him know that God created light. Some may ask who created darkness, however truly there is no such thing as darkness, there is either light, or an absence of light. It is the same as heat, as there is no such thing as "cold", tempature is based upon how much heat is present.
K.Venugopal
Immobile Wanderer
But how could God have created life? If life did not exist till God created it, would it not mean that God was dead till then? Do you mean God created Himself? But that is also not possible; because the sine qua non of God doing anything is that He must be alive. Therefore, surely, your answer is wrong. Isn't life, whether we know it or not, life? Furthermore, are you equating life with soul? Please explain.
Troublemane
Well-Known Member
So you have a naturalistic view of God, I see. Very much in line with Spinoza, Thomas Jefferson and Einstein. Howver, I would suggest you not try to take the Bible literally, as it was (as you said) written by man. And there in the quote above you are attempting to explain what was meant by the term "Let there be light"---I believe we should just leave it as a poetic way of saying the Universe began, and that is that.
When you start trying to explain that God literally SAID this, then told Moses he said it, well....then it stops being a poetic interpretation and becomes fundamentalist dogma. If you start down that path it leads right back to Leviticus all those pesky rules to follow lest ye be stoned to death.
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Troublemane
Well-Known Member
You have the right idea, Truth, by starting a dialogue about God. And its good to wait and listen to the voice inside, but that's just the begining of the path. That voice is the begining of the realization that you are God, and so am I , and everyone else in the world, and everything in the cosmos. But I sense there is still a little uncertainty there, so you may not be sure all the time that its really yourself you are talking with, you may still be hanging onto the idea that this is really a separate person, this God fellow.
Here's a link which may help sort it out:
YouTube - The Spirituality of Tomorrow
Here's a link which may help sort it out:
YouTube - The Spirituality of Tomorrow
I thought it did.
Does God suffer?
Peace,
Mystic
Peace,
Mystic
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Here is a question: How do we differentiate real, authentic voices from God from delusional, schizophrenic voices in our head? How can we trust such things and not risk deception? Does God get a cut of the prophets made from selling this book?
TruthaboutGod
Active Member
Think of yourself going to a beach, there you will find sand. You can take wet sand and create anything you desire. Now think of an atom, this is God's "grain of sand". God created life out of atoms, yet God Himself, is not atomic. Since God is not atomic, God was not "dead till then". If you take a sheet of paper and make a paper airplane, the plane is not "dead till then" it simply has not been created from the paper yet.
When God gave the Breath of Life to man, this was not atomic life as we know it, this was mankind receiving a Soul. God is a Pure Energy Entity, and thus does not "expire". We ourselves are pure energy as we are composed of atoms and thus we are 100% nothing more then compiled bits of energy. The Energy that God consists of is not atmoic, this is why after our physical lives expire, yet we still continue on. Our Soul is the very essence of God, as God does not expire, neither does our Soul.
TruthaboutGod
Active Member
As Jesus tried to explain to man, we are all One with God. Yet we are individually different, think of it as the human race, we are all in the same "family" yet we are individuals. As you may give credit to your mother and father for your physical life, we as man, must give credit to God for our Soul. Your parents will grow old and their physical life will expire, you thus "replace" tham as adults and have children of your own. God does not expire, and you could never me "greater" then God. I feel you are on the right track, many people do not understand that we are literally connected to God. As the DNA that is in your body is the same(basically) DNA that is in your mother/father/children, the energy that courses through your Soul, is the same energy that God consits of.(This was the Breath of LIfe, mentioned in the Bible)
TruthaboutGod
Active Member
No, this was never suggested or implied.
TruthaboutGod
Active Member
Yes, God also can "hate". I will provide you examples.(Both in my book)
Suffering:
Genesis 6 - 6:
And the Lord was sorry that He had made man on earth and grieved in His heart.
Hate
Deuteronomy 7 9:
Therefore know that the Lord your God, He is God, the faithful God who keeps covenant and mercy for a thousand generations with those who love Him and keep His commandments; and He repays those who hate Him to their face, to destroy them. He will not be slack with him who hates Him; He will repay him to his face.
Proverbs 8 - 13:
The fear of the Lord is to hate evil; Pride and arrogance and the evil way and the perverse mouth I hate.
Amos 5 21 and 22:
I hate, I despise your feast days, And I do NOT savor your sacred assemblies. Though you offer Me burnt offerings and your grain offerings, I will NOT accept them, Nor will I regard your fattened peace offerings.
TruthaboutGod
Active Member
I have never heard the "voice of God", so I do not know if I can help you here. I would give the advice that if you hear voices in your head, to see a doctor immediately.
Does God get a cut of the prophets made from selling this book?(I am confused here) Assuming prophets = profits, and the book you are reffering to is the one I wrote, the answer would be no.(God does not need or desire money) If you are poor or do not wish to buy the book, yet you still want to read the Truth, just request a copy from your local library, it won't cost you a penny
(Assuming your book return is not late)
DallasApple
Depends Upon My Mood..
Why do we have to suffer physical and emotioanl pain?
Why did He create us in the first place?..If we (our souls) are already part of Him or connected to HIm why did he make us atomic?..Why didnt He just keep us with Him?
Is Jesus God?..and do you have to accept Him as the one true Savior the only possible way to reconcile our souls with God after death in order to avoid permenant seperation from God?
Blessings
Dallas
Why did He create us in the first place?..If we (our souls) are already part of Him or connected to HIm why did he make us atomic?..Why didnt He just keep us with Him?
Is Jesus God?..and do you have to accept Him as the one true Savior the only possible way to reconcile our souls with God after death in order to avoid permenant seperation from God?
Blessings
Dallas