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I'd agree, there are many flawed concepts of God....What if I told you that true oneness would need letting go of conceptions of God?
What if I told you that true oneness would need letting go of conceptions of God?
I'd agree, there are many flawed concepts of God....
Which is why used the term CPU, from what i saw within my NDE, that makes more sense of what we find within many of the religious texts, and quantum physics.
Many would. Would it be worth it, though?There is also the aspect, that concepts of God actually cause division among us, and thus distract from Oneness between us.....
Yet overall, if we came to a scientific understanding of the reality around us, people would be more accepting of a quantifiable source of reality.
Øneness
You would be correct.
It becomes impossible to even discuss the idea when one considers that reality consists of nothing as well as all things.
You are using a definition of nothing that doesn't quite match the actuality. So, in some contexts, I have no problem with your usage; however, in this context, it doesn't work.
there is no one else in my head.....Oneness is not possible.
When Dr Michio Kaku says, "the mind of God is like cosmic music, resonating throughout 11 dimensional hyperspace".... He is including his knowledge of string theory, etc, where they can see a bright energy source at the 11th dimension.Quantum physics? What role would they have in there?
Yes, as in a reliable understanding, it would change many peoples perspective; to something that can be used to advance our technology, unite the religious, and change our perception of right and wrong, to being about frequency....Many would. Would it be worth it, though?
The OP uses Øneness, so will define both for you:Could you briefly define what you mean by "Oneness"?
Oneness is felt at a football match, at a concert, at nightclubs, in churches; anywhere where people come together under a single focal point.Oneness is not possible.
I'd agree, there are many flawed concepts of God....
That would be a oneness based on compromise, to all get along, rather than a Oneness based on all the knowledge accumulated, and correlated as a whole....For oneness, even a true conception of god (assuming there is such a thing) must be discarded.
That would be a oneness based on compromise, to all get along, rather than a Oneness based on all the knowledge accumulated, and correlated as a whole....
Yet i get the point, there would be far more oneness, if people weren't arguing over which God is best; which then defeats the whole point of there being one God, and it being One.
Explain your point better then, i just took that one line of thought from it....Nope. You missed the point. And your assumptions about "compromise" and such are based on a misreading of what I was saying.
Explain your point better then, i just took that one line of thought from it....
I hadn't.... It makes sense in many ways, would like to get away from beliefs, and deal with the evidence we've got from the many sources.ever heard of post-theism?