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In my personal study and reflection on Jesus Christ and God, I came to the conclusion that God is not 3 unique persons, but rather that God is actually one person who interacts with us in 3 distinctly different planes of reality. Those 3 planes are:
1) Physical (Christ is the physical manifestation of God)
2) Spiritual (The Holy Spirit sent by Christ
3) Intellectual (The "Father" in Heaven - Revelation of laws and information about God, the mind of God, etc....)
But after further reflection it may only appear that God is a singular person, but in fact maybe "he" is merely using personal pronouns in communication with us for efficiency sake, since we are limited beings. So perhaps, in this vein of thought, God is multiple persons after all, a great plethora of many persons created by God's omnipresent nature.
Why should we care?
Supposing Jesus is a representation of God's exact nature, as the Scriptures say, what should we conclude about Jesus' life and actions and their meaning to us.
Jesus showed us the way to God, and his life and actions were a demonstration of self-LESSness. The essence of a hive mind is that the individuals are slaves to the goals and purpose of the hive. This thought is quite horrendous to our modern culture and post modern thought. The importance of individuals and their rights seems to be the supreme thing. Obviously, the Scripture downplays the individual. Wrapping our minds around this could be critical in your acceptance to heaven and eternal life. Individuals that don't serve the hive will be left out in the cold.
1) Physical (Christ is the physical manifestation of God)
2) Spiritual (The Holy Spirit sent by Christ
3) Intellectual (The "Father" in Heaven - Revelation of laws and information about God, the mind of God, etc....)
But after further reflection it may only appear that God is a singular person, but in fact maybe "he" is merely using personal pronouns in communication with us for efficiency sake, since we are limited beings. So perhaps, in this vein of thought, God is multiple persons after all, a great plethora of many persons created by God's omnipresent nature.
Why should we care?
Supposing Jesus is a representation of God's exact nature, as the Scriptures say, what should we conclude about Jesus' life and actions and their meaning to us.
Jesus showed us the way to God, and his life and actions were a demonstration of self-LESSness. The essence of a hive mind is that the individuals are slaves to the goals and purpose of the hive. This thought is quite horrendous to our modern culture and post modern thought. The importance of individuals and their rights seems to be the supreme thing. Obviously, the Scripture downplays the individual. Wrapping our minds around this could be critical in your acceptance to heaven and eternal life. Individuals that don't serve the hive will be left out in the cold.