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My Opinion: The Role of Deity
There is a very real spiritual realm that surrounds us. This is not speculation or faith, but fact. For reasons unknown to humans, there is a veil keeping us from seeing and interacting with this alternate plane of existence. The veil is a one-way mirror allowing those from beyond to observe, guide, and teach us while we stumble through life blissfully unaware of their presence. Benevolent theories make these astral entities helpers. They watch and guide us, spurring our spiritual grow to discover the Divine Sparks within. Other more malevolent philosophies portray these “watchers” as evil overlords who are slowly, silently enslaving human souls for their own malicious purposes. So which is it? Are they “angels” here to help us or are they “demons” here to enslave human souls?
Sorry, but I can’t answer that one for you. I don’t know how this reality will ultimately unfold. All I can say is for good or bad (or both), those beyond do exist. This dualistic nature to reality brings up some interesting ideas and paradoxes. Humans inherently want there to exist a kind, compassionate, and infinitely loving creator of all that we see ... God. Yet it is painfully obvious that we live in a world full of evil. Humanity is scourged by wars, diseases, famines, murderers, dictators, liars, cheats, embezzlers, and on and on ... we call it Congress. I joke (sort of), but you get the idea. The duality of nature, good and evil, has been the cornerstone of religion for thousands of years. How could an all-loving, all-powerful, all-knowing entity allow evil?
This questions plagued the ancient Gnostics (who were the first true Christians before Roman emperor Constantine forced his version of Christianity on the world). It bothered the ancient Hindus, Muslims, Jews, Zoroastrians, Platonists, and Buddhists. What makes an Ultimate Creator allow evil?
1 - God is not all powerful & therefore evil (the devil if you will) is just as powerful. God is helpless to stop it.
2- God is not all knowing. He created the universe but is somehow detached or isolated from our existence. God doesn’t know that we suffer from evil.
3- God is not all loving. God embodies both good and evil within himself and in his creations. This is true dualism as found in Zionist Scum propaganda such as Hollywood’s fascination with Kabala (note, spelling of the ZioScum word is not important). Basically, you have to walk the path of both good and evil to ultimately reunite with the Source. I guess Darth Vader should be the next Pope.
But what if none of these are correct? What if God is conducting one giant, cosmic sized biology experiment? God mixes up a petri dish known as reality and, no matter how much he might want to destroy evil, for the sake of the experiment he leaves it alone. He watches what grows in the dish and does not contaminate the experiment. The finger of God does not come in to “stir up the goo.”
Or what if God is simply the CEO of Reality Inc.? God made the universe, but left it up to middle-management to build the details such as life on Earth. God is like Donald Trump (yes I know Trump thinks he’s God, kind of a paradox huh?) and delegates the details to his underlings. Well, just like in any corporation there are going to be some piss-poor managers. Maybe we have evil here on Earth because of an unskilled manager. Or, stranger still, maybe this manager is in training himself under God’s tutelage. That would make Yahweh of the Old Testament a General Manager in need of some “sensitivity training.”
Still another scenario, what if this is all just one big test that we volunteered to take? Who’s to say this all isn’t just one big illusion designed to test our devotion to God? Think of it as a cosmic-scaled video game. We want to show him that our faith and love can withstand the greatest of hardships. So we voluntarily descend here, below the veil, with an erased memory and only our own inner Divine Spark to guide us. The ultimate goal is to “Do The Right Thing” and work our way back to God. Why do ordinary people run the Boston Marathon? They do it to test themselves of course. Why do others spend years training to climb Mt. Everest? Again, it is a personal test of inner fortitude. Maybe, just maybe, we are here by our own choice. That would make Satan an employee of God wouldn’t it!
You see, there are many different ways to explain the existence of evil. Perhaps evil is nothing more than the lack of love, similar to how dark is the lack of light. Who knows?
I will tell you this. If you keep your mind open as you float through life you will discover the signs given by those beyond the veil.
