When discussing the inherently miraculous, what we think we know of the universe has little bearing
how much of the world is part of you , from birth?
How many of the elements are at work in you now ?
What forces , that we know to be observable in physics
are also part of your physical make up ?
What part of animal instinctual behavior that is also
observable is of some part of each one of our
make-ups to?
All these things from the purely physical nature of matter
up into orgnized organic sytems we call life form
with instinct and behavior are all observable ,
can be studied and apparent universally
in all corners of the world, and far back thru time ...
including our own extensive present .
Mentioning an expanding Universe , was only to comment
on the relative perception during the Biblical age
of the referance to eternity , which now has been
enhanced and advanced by so many millions if
not billions of years ....
It is fairly evident , and I would be surprised if you disagreed , that in many statements Jesus was
speaking of a judgement day that was "nearing"
and soon to be ....
My question to you 2000 yrs later simply involves
the question now that can be posed , of how one regards
the idea of a final day of Judgement , as so much time
now passed , and we now percieve the true scope
of the vast stretches of time that Jesus was
probably not himself aware .
Or is the final day of judgement in reality , an
eternal ongoing process of unfoldment
realization , and fulfillment
of Dharma ?
I am not sure what you are professing here as your personal Christian beliefs ...
one moment indicate you choose to allign with the church's residual current theology which still embraces
a final day of Judgement....
But now you state you have no idea of there being a final day of Judgment....
so that answers some parts of my question.
good to know you remain open Neo...I have a
lways like that about you.
;-)
When discussing the inherently miraculous, what we think we know of the universe has little bearing.....
I think "thinking" itself is often a miracle enough
Neo ...that we can imagine & wonder at the
universe is icing . |
