EverChanging
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What do you consider gnosis -- knowledge -- to entail?
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What do you consider gnosis -- knowledge -- to entail?
What do you consider gnosis -- knowledge -- to entail?
Actually, it's where faith (and hope) is placed. Everyone has experience of God by just being conscience. Eternal conscientiousness is what one seeks.Insight into god acquired by experience. Often the opposite of faith.
I see faith and hope like wishes, it's not the same as the real thing.Actually, it's where faith (and hope) is placed.
Since this isn't a debate area, I will just have to disagree here.Everyone has experience of God by just being conscience.
I think what I meant to say is that the Spirit gives us something other life doesn't have. A dog today thinks like a dog 5000 years ago. Man's spirit makes him unique to seeking and finding on a higher level through understanding. Humans are the only minds capable of the celestial divine.I see faith and hope like wishes, it's not the same as the real thing.
Since this isn't a debate area, I will just have to disagree here.
I agree. It's like asking if the people of NOD (Genesis) where Cain went to live had spirit or not. Was it their offspring that was evil and destroyed by the flood? Who knows.I'm not completely certain that there aren't others that can experience God, but at least compared to life on our planet we seem to be at an advantage in this.
What do you consider gnosis -- knowledge -- to entail?