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Unfolding Nature Shop: Unfolding Nature: Being in the Implicate Order

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Re: Hi this is GOD, and i have a bone to pick with you!!! [Re: Shroomism]
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i dont think there is anything to forgive. All is as it should be, or atleast as it must be. Asking for forgiveness in a reality like that is like asking for forgiveness for being black, or white, or native american, short or tall, having green eyes, ect.... Whats the point you cant help it, and any god who would hold you responisible for something that is because God willed it to be so, is a pretty shitty god. Hell even if god gave us free will(not trying to start that arguement here.) it could be argued since god gave us free will he is ultimately responsible for our actions because he/she/it allowed them, and god could have stopped us or made us different. But then there is the whole question of if we do have free will, did God have to give it to us, or did he choose to. Then can God interfer with it if god wants to? if god cant choose to interfere with it does that mean even god has limits to god's free will? Or actually has no free will if you by my limited freedom is nonsense and not really true freedom at all, just some made up conception to describe the way things seem to be but ultimately just a misconception?

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Re: Hi this is GOD, and i have a bone to pick with you!!! [Re: ZenGecko]
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you can help it though.. every being is ultimately responsible for their actions.. but forgiveness is a human concept, gods or god see far beyond that level. all is indeed as it should be, becuase the universe balances itself out. But I think that god did not give us free will, that it was taken, in direct defiance. The whole lucifer rebellion was a huge movement.
We thus entered into physical reality, a completely different perspective from "the big place". but if god is a part of lucifer and this whole external technology and material existence deal, and it is indeed for the purpose of perpetual divine evolution, then it is the master plan.
All is indeed as it should be.


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Re: Hi this is GOD, and i have a bone to pick with you!!! [Re: ZenGecko]
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Great stuff, yeah we had those billboards down in Florida.... "Think it's hot here?" used to piss me off to no end. Our "physical reality" is just pattern composed by chaos, it will end and it will be again.


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"Burnin', I feel a burnin' in my stomach
I wanna' know if I'm a gonna make it
If I don't just spread my ashes
If I do just spread your mind"
~~~~~~PRIMUS~~~~~~

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Re: Hi this is GOD, and i have a bone to pick with you!!! [Re: ZenGecko]
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Hey God, i'm gonna bring this back to life, since it has alot of things in it, that i atleast feel are important and should be taken to heart by people. Good job God!

Sincerely,
That which is, and has no choice but to be

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Re: Hi this is GOD, and i have a bone to pick with you!!! [Re: Shroomism]
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FRog i believe that god does kill are crops and rain hail upon us. who else does it? nature? is nature seperate from god? or were you just making a joke, and im waaay to serious...

peace
Casil


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Men look at themselves and they see flawed humans, we look at women and we see perfect
GODDESSES
Women look at themselves and they seem utterly human, when looking at men they see proud
GODS.

~Casil



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Re: Hi this is GOD, and i have a bone to pick with you!!! [Re: Todcasil]
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oh wow, this is pretty old.


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Men look at themselves and they see flawed humans, we look at women and we see perfect
GODDESSES
Women look at themselves and they seem utterly human, when looking at men they see proud
GODS.

~Casil



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