Why doesn't God share His knowledge?
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Morgan Brown5 said:Just look at the broad goals and the final outcomes 🙂
But who actually set those rules? Who decides what holds true value in this world?
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Morgan Brown5 said:Just look at the broad goals and the final outcomes 🙂
Morgan Brown5 said:Sure, but when something actually produces real results, it’s hard to argue with it in the long run.
And they aren't just laughing... they're terrified. 😁
Morgan Brown5 said:My take is that the sources are right there for us. That's where the knowledge lives, and every bit of knowledge represents a new door opening. You get to them by doing the work—researching, evolving, mastering those possibilities through practice. It doesn't matter if things are going perfectly or hitting rock bottom; the process remains the same.
It's a different story when you look at most people. They're like pack mules, overloaded and too stubborn to move, though truthfully, they often can't even if they wanted to. They need help shedding that weight. And honestly, humanity needs that kind of help on a global scale. If we don't lighten the load, the whole species is just a tired beast barely staying upright...
Even in higher dimensions, there's a sort of restless drive toward growth. Freeing an entire race from suffering isn't quite the same thing as enlightenment, but it does clear the way for us to actually live according to our own will...
Morgan Brown5 said:My bottom line is this: God gave us everything we actually need. We’ve had it all along—right here, right now—and we always will. We have plenty of everything... we just lost our way and started believing the lie that something is missing.
"Here is the valley, and right here is the hill."
blueeagle22 said:Here is what the Quran says about the universe
"We built the heavens with Our power, and indeed, it is We who are expanding it." (Az-Zariyat, 47)
"Do those who disbelieve not see that the heavens and the Earth were once a single entity, and then We separated them? And We made from water every living thing. Will they not then believe?"
(Al-Anbiya', 30)
"Night and day, the sun and the moon—all float within their celestial orbits." (Al-Anbiya', 33)
This was written 1,400 years ago. How could any man back then possibly know that the heavens and the Earth started as one single unit?
Ronald Nelson2 said:You’re always correcting us, so clearly you think you've got it all figured out based on what you've posted.
Ronald Nelson2 said:What do you actually know about God? Everything? Or nothing at all?
Ronald Nelson2 said:It seems you believe I’m brimming with more knowledge than even God himself. If that's the case, why don't you be so kind as to explain exactly what it is I believe in—and more importantly, what the actual purpose of my life is?
blueeagle22 said:When Muhammad was asked how he could possibly know so much, his response was simple: he knows nothing. Only God knows.
blueeagle22 said:In my view, he hasn't actually claimed to receive divine revelations or anything like that; honestly, we just find it easier to use "he" or "she" as a shorthand. There’s a universal truth out there that you can actually touch once you purge your soul of everything disrupting your inner peace. When you hit that state, you receive inspiration from God. I believe all of it stems from the Creator—people simply feel the truth in their hearts and put it on paper. Personally, I felt it myself once, right when God stepped in to help me, and that only happened because I prayed with 100% sincerity. All those healings occur because God's energy heals them; people simply align themselves with His truth, which is nothing but pure love and grace. If someone starts preaching about God but you can see they're unhinged, or even if they look perfectly normal but feel off, they're a liar. You can recognize that true divine energy just by looking at a photo of Pope John Paul II. Just look at his face.
blueeagle22 said:Let’s get one thing straight: God is the ultimate sovereign and the smartest being in existence. Nothing escapes Him. It makes zero sense to suggest He could create angels only to have them turn rogue and start working against Him on Earth. He knows everything—He knows their hearts, assuming those things even exist. If any angels turned away, it’s because He permitted it as part of His design. Absolutely nothing happens in this world without His consent, and nobody can pull a fast one on Him. The idea that God sent Jesus to save humanity because we somehow "messed up" His original plan is just as ridiculous. To claim He sacrificed His Son because He didn't see our sins coming? That's nonsense. God is perfect. He knew exactly who we would become before He even breathed life into us. A perfect Being doesn't make mistakes or deal with unforeseen errors. It's all just foolishness.
electricranger16 said:So you're saying we won't be saved by our deeds OR by Jesus? I don't get it. Maybe it's because you're already saved just as you are, and you just need to open your eyes to the truth.
Jesus is wonderful, truly wonderful—a brilliant example to follow. I LOVE YOU, JESUS !!!!!!! with all my heart!!!
Brian Campbell3 said:'So then, just as through the trespass of one man judgment came upon all people, so through the righteousness of one man's act the justification that leads to life comes to all people.' Basically, what I'm saying is everyone—from the very first person to the absolute last—is going to find salvation through Jesus. God's the one who controls the clock, after all.
Brian Campbell3 said:Jesus told her, "I am the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live, even if they die." Honestly, isn't God's whole point to make sure we get that eternal life instead of just dragging out these few decades we spend wandering around on Earth? It's like, the consequences of sin, sickness, and food shortages have to actually play out so we can see what happens when we drift away from God. And let's be real, God is trying to heal us from something way more lethal than any disease or famine you'll find in the States—He's targeting the worst fallout of sin, which is selfishness. Because unless we're cured of that specific sickness, how are we supposed to live with God forever?
Harold Doyle3 said:If I'm actually capable of giving him a beating, then I've already got someone out there catching the fish for me... even more universal, if you ask me.
Harold Doyle3 said:An Eastern (and somewhat Christian)
If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day; if you teach him how to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.
rowdyraven13 said:Anthony Perez9, I appreciate your last post. It’s become perfectly clear to me now, without a shadow of a doubt, exactly who you 😂 are.
Since you went ahead and shut down your own little corner of the internet, those open forums and town halls of yours, you’ve clearly decided to migrate here just to harass the members of this community. Please, Meho, don't try to play the innocent mailman with me; I'm not buying any of it 😍.
copperdrifter26 said:And if healing is so easy through faith, why aren't there millions of hungry children being fed in Africa?🙂
Susan Green15 said:What could possibly be the noble reasoning behind an omniscient God choosing not to share the kind of knowledge that could save millions of lives or simply make our existence less of a struggle?
During the Middle Ages, countless millions perished from the plague and various other ailments, not to mention the periods of famine caused by things like potato blight wiping out crops.
Why didn't God explain the mechanics of the plague or how to treat it, instead just watching silently as millions died, leaving us to stumble upon the cures entirely on our own?
Why do people continue to praise Jesus for miraculous healings rather than criticizing him for using his knowledge and abilities for his own promotion and glory, instead of teaching humanity medicine so we could actually heal ourselves—both in greater numbers and long after his passing?