If you are reading this, and have not lost interest, it means you probably still have a pulse.

Something in your heart is trying to wake up from a deep slumber.

1. What is a god.

A god is a being worthy of worship, and worship is a relative level of valuing. That which you value most, that which you cherish most, that is a god. Some people valuing many things near the same level, that is called polytheism.

The thing is what we value most, is probably the central indicator to who we are.  If there is a thing to be valued most, there is two ways to go about it, objectively find out what that is or just simply chaotically choose what we want to worship.

2. Who and what are we?

At the heart of the battle, is what is our potential.  We can seek guidance of what we are and who we are, or we can again chaotically choose who we think we are and what our potential always.

3. What is reality?

Is there is a spiritual world. What makes up reality. Is it spiritual conscious, spoken words or ideas of God or is it material. How do we know and is it worth knowing?

4. Is there someone who has immense knowledge of outward and inward worlds?

We were mix of a sperm and egg, and became an embryo, and came out eventually to this world. We can say no one has immense knowledge, but what if someone on earth has knowledge to the degree they can warp an entire throne in a twinkle of an eye?

How do we know and how can we connect to this person?  One way to react is to say such a person would display his powers and miracles today. But is this true? Or is the hiding of the sign up for God to decide?

5. Why is the world the way it is?

Corruption and havoc has appeared outwardly and inwardly, something is wrong, this world is in a fallen state. Why is this world like this, and what is the solution?

6. What is the proof of God?

We make like to make our own paradigm of what proof of God would look like, but at the end, what we imagine may or may not prove God. If God is to be proven and the true God proven, it's not up to us to choose what represents him nor the proof of what and who he is.

7.  The battle between good and evil.

There is a battle between the truthful and deceivers, the justice seekers and corruption causers, and although good and evil stand apart, when clarified, in the confusion, we are going to be got in the chaos of the manipulators, and the truthful will be abandoned.


If any of these subjects spark interest, stay tuned, as I will be commenting on Quran and Ahlulbayt's words pertaining to these subjects in this thread.

I stopped listening when you started your post with an obvious equivocation.

(May 31, 2018 at 11:15 pm)MysticKnight Wrote: 1. What is a god.

A god is a being worthy of worship.

But such a being would not want such worship and would certainly not need it. Such a being would be far above it.

Would you care about how a hive of ants capable of comprehending your existence thought of you? Of course not - because you know of their intellectual limitations. You might endeavor to teach them. But if you were unsuccessful and you were the being who created the hive of ants in the first place, who's fault would it be that they still think you're an asshole despite your best efforts to teach them otherwise?

Hmmm.

MK, stop. Just stop. No one's listening to your inane blathering any longer.

Could we PLEASE have a "Evangelical Corner" forum to dump these preaching threads into? With an ignore feature for the forum, of course.

MK, please go back out for a walk. A long walk. You're convincing nobody of anything, except that you need to take some time away and maybe talk to some people face to face.

Shit!

(May 31, 2018 at 11:15 pm)MysticKnight Wrote: If you are reading this, and have not lost interest, it means you probably still have a pulse.

If I am reading this then I definitely still have a pulse.

Quote:Something in your heart is trying to wake up from a deep slumber.

I am already awake.

Quote:1. What is a god.

A god is a being worthy of worship, and worship is a relative level of valuing.

A god is an imaginary being.

Quote:That which you value most, that which you cherish most, that is a god.

If you imagine a being that created a universe, that is a god.

Quote: Some people valuing many things near the same level, that is called polytheism.

Believing in multiple gods is called "polytheism."

Quote:The thing is what we value most, is probably the central indicator to who we are. 

What we are is the central indicator of who we are.

Quote:If there is a thing to be valued most, there is two ways to go about it, objectively find out what that is or just simply chaotically choose what we want to worship.

Values are what are most valuable.

Choices are imaginary.

Quote:2. Who and what are we?

At the heart of the battle, is what is our potential.

What we are able to achieve is our potential.

Quote:  We can seek guidance of what we are and who we are, or we can again chaotically choose who we think we are and what our potential always.

We can seek guidance of what we are and who we are from ourselves and other humans.

We know who we think we are. Our potential is determined.

Quote:3. What is reality?

Is there is a spiritual world. What makes up reality. Is it spiritual conscious, spoken words or ideas of God or is it material. How do we know and is it worth knowing?

Reality is either what is present or what is present outside our imagination.

Quote:4. Is there someone who has immense knowledge of outward and inward worlds?

We were mix of a sperm and egg, and became an embryo, and came out eventually to this world. We can say no one has immense knowledge, but what if someone on earth has knowledge to the degree they can warp an entire throne in a twinkle of an eye?

We are a mix of a sperm and egg that became an embryo and a human being and we were already part of this world. Of all the beings that we know to exist the being with the greatest knowledge is the human being.

Quote:How do we know and how can we connect to this person?  One way to react is to say such a person would display his powers and miracles today. But is this true? Or is the hiding of the sign up for God to decide?

We know by being aware of truths. We are aware of truths by having minds that connect with statements that correspond to reality. What is true is what corresponds with reality. God is an imaginary being that makes imaginary decisions.

Quote:5. Why is the world the way it is?

Corruption and havoc has appeared outwardly and inwardly, something is wrong, this world is in a fallen state. Why is this world like this, and what is the solution?

The world is this way because the world is natural.

Quote:6. What is the proof of God?

We make like to make our own paradigm of what proof of God would look like, but at the end, what we imagine may or may not prove God. If God is to be proven and the true God proven, it's not up to us to choose what represents him nor the proof of what and who he is.

The proof of God is the fact we can conceive of an imaginary being that created a universe. Such a conception is proof of the conception alone. The conception being an imaginary being. It is up to absolutely anyone to imagine what represents such a being and there are many different conceptions of it.

Quote:7.  The battle between good and evil.

There is a battle between the truthful and deceivers, the justice seekers and corruption causers, and although good and evil stand apart, when clarified, in the confusion, we are going to be got in the chaos of the manipulators, and the truthful will be abandoned.

The truth stands sometimes together with and sometimes apart from those who have opinions. Liars deceive themselves almost as much as others. Evil is imaginary. Things are already chaotic and may become more chaotic. Those who know the truth are already often outcasts.

Quote:If any of these subjects spark interest, stay tuned, as I will be commenting on Quran and Ahlulbayt's words pertaining to these subjects in this thread.

I am interested in the truth more than the Koran.