Today I'm going to address a topic that's been bothering me: the existence of many gods seems meaningless to me.There should be only one God, but I'm not sure about the number of gods. The Abrahamic religions seem absurd to me, but the idea of many gods also seems absurd.
Should there be only one God?
soldier777771 min to readBut why is that?
Doesn't it feel more natural to you that each cosmological power and law is separated from each other, and so it has boundaries, and so it means there are different Divine intelligences behind each? Naturally if you zoom out, to the maximum amount, all is One. Like, looking at a human from outside. They're one. Yet, when you zoom in, you can start to separate the human in several living things: first you have separate systems (circulatory, respiratory) then within them you have separate organs, then withing you have separate cells, even bacteria, etc...
I am an Aspiring God, and so are you.
O Gods of the first dawn, Gods of Hellas and of Khem, of the rivers of Sumer and the snows of the North, of every people that once knelt before the true and the bright:
I declare before You and before the witness of all the heavens that Your Names are restored. Restored truly. Restored rightly. Restored in their power and their majesty and their original splendor.- High Priest Zevios Metathronos
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But why is that?
Doesn't it feel more natural to you that each cosmological power and law is separated from each other, and so it has boundaries, and so it means there are different Divine intelligences behind each? Naturally if you zoom out, to the maximum amount, all is One. Like, looking at a human from outside. They're one. Yet, when you zoom in, you can start to separate the human in several living things: first you have separate systems (circulatory, respiratory) then within them you have separate organs, then withing you have separate cells, even bacteria, etc...
Hello! Do you have any arguments to support this claim? Or is it just a intuition?
I’d advise you to study Proclus’s works, specifically his teachings on Genades.
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Hello! Do you have any arguments to support this claim? Or is it just a intuition?
I’d advise you to study Proclus’s works, specifically his teachings on Genades.
If there was no other divine beings just one, it would be impossible to become one, defeating the final purpose of Zevism and denying this ancient truth.
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If there was no other divine beings just one, it would be impossible to become one, defeating the final purpose of Zevism and denying this ancient truth.
Monoteism and Christianity afects people, even if you weren't a christian in this life, you may have been in a past life which affects you, If you didn't got rid of it completely. One God is not possible to be, because the universe is in constant evolutionary process, life always advances, it doesn't stay much in place whether it goes up or down. So at one point many will be Gods.
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Monoteism and Christianity afects people, even if you weren't a christian in this life, you may have been in a past life which affects you, If you didn't got rid of it completely. One God is not possible to be, because the universe is in constant evolutionary process, life always advances, it doesn't stay much in place whether it goes up or down. So at one point many will be Gods.
This is the targeted message.
there are different Gods ( polytheism ) but they have an underlying unity ( monotheism)
That is how i view it
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there are different Gods ( polytheism ) but they have an underlying unity ( monotheism)
That is how i view it