The ability to love increases over time. We are a work in progress.Love is just one trait, for me personally it's hardest and requires most wisdom...I will never have that, im not that good at being christian...
And what about you ? Fan of E.A. Koetting by any chance?
Yes, all that is true and i know and understand it...But in everyday life trying to love your enemy because you care about his soul, because real enemies are those who made him to be what he is at this point...I understand all that but i simply will never be that good, i will never let Jesus transform me to that level i was too far gone to different direction, im too flawed and i know my limits...simple as that i tried...maybe later in life...The ability to love increases over time. We are a work in progress.
One of the reasons God sends trials and tribulations our way, to make us work harder, to realise where we fall short and rely on Him more for strength. We can't love others as we should without Him.
You may not realise, but the fact that knowing you fail in this area shows you have already made good progress.Yes, all that is true and i know and understand it...But in everyday life trying to love your enemy because you care about his soul, because real enemies are those who made him to be what he is at this point...I understand all that but i simply will never be that good, i will never let Jesus transform me to that level i was too far gone to different direction, im too flawed and i know my limits...simple as that i tried...maybe later in life...
I've been saying this for agesI just read on the Daily Mail the following headline, and I couldn't help but wonder if the author was committing a schoolboy error of logic...
Author Dan Brown predicts AI collective consciousness will replace God...
http://dailym.ai/2yfhjUp
Can you spot it?
Interesting... in a way people are finally given exactly what they wanted.I've been saying this for ages
And no not...God
It's the image of the beast
A global thoughtform
Argument based on what we "need" rather than what is true is a shaky bridge.What do we TRULY need?...if anything... God? What is it about "God" that...what...make us "Whole"? What do we lack?
The strange thing is I thought things might go this way years before any hint of it appeared in the news. It is pretty surreal to read the daily papers and have them set out ideas and possibilities I didn't expect to see in my lifetime...I'm not afraid of A.I or a cyborg. I think that shit is cool, but I haven't been keeping up.
First of all I don't think machine can overtake man. And I don't believe in the actual apocalypse either. I believe in mini apocalypses.
I can relate a lot to what you said. But I was convinced humanity was just not moving fast enough. And I still believe it isn't. Some others have brought up how death seems so unnatural and that hits home for me too. Part of me believes that death isn't to be feared, and you can't outrun death.The strange thing is I thought things might go this way years before any hint of it appeared in the news. It is pretty surreal to read the daily papers and have them set out ideas and possibilities I didn't expect to see in my lifetime...
I used to wonder where the method of "Osiris" fitted into the jigsaw but I'm starting to wonder just how big the big picture might end up being. I guess that's why the Bible calls it "The GREAT Deception"?. I wonder, that's all...I can relate a lot to what you said. But I was convinced humanity was just not moving fast enough. And I still believe it isn't. Some others have brought up how death seems so unnatural and that hits home for me too. Part of me believes that death isn't to be feared, and you can't outrun death.
The other part of me wonders though. What if we can outrun death? I don't think they are close to an immortality serum. But I think they should definitely develop technologies that make us at least die in a more dignified way. I don't want to be shitting my pants in my old age. We can do better than that.
Yes...anything more to say about that?Collective Consciousness was what Helena Blavatsky, Alice Bailey and new agers always talked about