Enlightened rants...

[pocaracas]

And that is why you fail.
As long as you bring a human into the business of the supernatural, you're falling head-on into a fallacy.
And to claim that one single special human that lived long ago was the one single unique perfect bridge between all of mankind and the supernatural is to just ask to be called gullible... or even stupid.

It appears foolish perhaps by "common conjecture" of what goodness is, but goodness has always been about connecting to what truly reminds us of God and ourselves, and what others are in truth, and that always been by the family of the reminder of the time because love is to give value to things truthfully and measure them with their proper due.

N.n.n.n.n...n.n.n.n.nn... NO!
That's not what goodness is. Not by a longshot!

Goodness is the property of some action that produces positive results for the majority of actors involved. (here, the word "actors" means any living organism, but mostly refers to people, as we are biased to favor our own species)

Also, love is not what you say!
To love something is to value that thing above all others. You can love a set of things and then that set is valued above all other things. The relations between the things being loved is then dependent on you.

The beautiful Names of God are the Captains and ways to God, split into twelve branches after the founding Captain, linking back to one root, the name of God is the Captain and the Captain is the Name of God, how else would we be navigated to God but through something that perfectly points to him and indicates who he is? They glorify by the name of God, they glorify by the sanctity of God's blessings in them which unite all blessings in creation, they glorify by the name of God mainly because they are his name, and we ought to glorify by their glorification, try to embrace as much of their light as possible and let them show us the way.

What does this have to do with the above?!
Who cares about the names that people use to call a god?
Names are words.... and we all know that words are wind.