02-17-2022, 04:17 AM
To say there's a difference between supernatural and paranormal, I say paranormal is what's outside of what's considered normal. Anything that happens is natural, whether it be a giraffe or a vampire or a Teddy Ruxpin or whatever God you people keep talking about.
Where does nature begin and end? Human psychology cancels itself out, as human consciousness is an aberrant mental disorder within and without of its own standards.
Most people who point to a God as a centering focus in their experience are pointing to something within reason of their experiential framework. Among the hebrew names for God, at least one of them represents Expansion. As with the Bible being a culturally appropriating satire of surrounding civilizations, it includes the evolution of God and Gods in synch with the expansion of territorial influence and power. God is a changing image and a centering foci. God is as much real as an entity as my personality or yours.
God is a point of energy at/in/from which a system of reasoning and activity is carried out. The Bible is actually a weakness of God, in as much as it limits interpretations to those canonical stories and reckonings, and is a strength in being a point of focus itself for diverse interpretations, heresies and burnings.
If this doesn't fit this discussion, put it somewhere else. I don't mind. I simply wanted to say something about the word supernatural, and, like that Holy Name, began to expand on nature and god and gods.
God can't lose within his own reality-framework, and the idea of other and false gods is considered such a threat, for God can and can't be threatened or fail. This is the Mystery of the Circle encompassing this all-encompassing Universe. This all-inclusive Holiness.
Where does nature begin and end? Human psychology cancels itself out, as human consciousness is an aberrant mental disorder within and without of its own standards.
Most people who point to a God as a centering focus in their experience are pointing to something within reason of their experiential framework. Among the hebrew names for God, at least one of them represents Expansion. As with the Bible being a culturally appropriating satire of surrounding civilizations, it includes the evolution of God and Gods in synch with the expansion of territorial influence and power. God is a changing image and a centering foci. God is as much real as an entity as my personality or yours.
God is a point of energy at/in/from which a system of reasoning and activity is carried out. The Bible is actually a weakness of God, in as much as it limits interpretations to those canonical stories and reckonings, and is a strength in being a point of focus itself for diverse interpretations, heresies and burnings.
If this doesn't fit this discussion, put it somewhere else. I don't mind. I simply wanted to say something about the word supernatural, and, like that Holy Name, began to expand on nature and god and gods.
God can't lose within his own reality-framework, and the idea of other and false gods is considered such a threat, for God can and can't be threatened or fail. This is the Mystery of the Circle encompassing this all-encompassing Universe. This all-inclusive Holiness.