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There is much said and written about the state you are in. To a Kabbalist it is called this state is called Galut or exile of the Shechina,it is common and is a good thing. without going into miles of explanation, you are right One is not born because of one’sown will.One does not live because of one’s own will and one does not die because of one’s will.
At the beginning or start of a spiritual path or the first desire to correct ourselves , we cannot sense or understand God. It appears or feels to us that He disregards us.
We begin to blame Him for ignoring us. We become angry and completely forget that the Creator wants us, to exactly the same extent that we want him or it,And this is where the feelings come from in the first place.
Until we realize that all of our desire for Him comes from the Creator Himself, The common soul, our existence,We will be angry. Its OK to be angry.Its a learning process. But I don't know if you find the answer in any organized religion, its something you must work out within yourself
(09-11-2011 02:43 AM)Zoe Doidge Wrote: [ -> ]
(09-10-2011 09:59 PM)ce93 Wrote: [ -> ]Why I'm angry with God: He created me as an eternal being. He put me into a body that he designed and gave me my personality. I had no say in any of it. He put me into a world where the only true meaning in life is "to glorify God and enjoy him forever." He gave me the choice to glorify and obey him completely, or to spend eternity in hell. There's no "remove me from existence" option. To me, this just seems selfish and cruel. I wouldn't want a relationship with a person like that, and I don't want one with a God like that either.

(09-11-2011 02:41 AM)For the love of god Wrote: [ -> ]If the problem is that not all Christians live according to Christian morals, I would say wake up and smell the coffee.

I think he's made it pretty clear that's not the issue.
You might find that clear, I don't. I would now say that the anger I have sometimes felt with God was a projection of the anger I felt for my caretakers, who in my current opinion did a lousy job.

Also I do not believe in God as a person, if you try to make it personal I suspect it has be for a reason, like having trouble in other relations where it feels safer to blame God then to work on the actual issue.

At least I wanted to check this. But probably worded it clumsily.
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