Sometimes I wonder whether or not. What I’m thinking is rational. Christianity. Worships the Triune God. I find that to be repulsive sometimes. It’s more mythological than real. Do I believe in God? Yes. But there is one God. Only one God Not a three in one God. Holy Spirit in Jesus, Jesus the Son of God. That hurts me to my very core. That splits off the importance of God as far as I’m concerned. Why is it that we have to belittle God the master of creation. Why is it that we have to take something as important as God and bring him down to our insignificant level. If we believe what’s written in the Bible, and I understand that Bible was written by mankind for the purpose of mankind. It says in the Bible that God created man in His image. This is a statement to lift the importance of man over all other creatures; it has no real sense of reality. If I am created in God’s image? Now if I think about that. I look in the mirror. Can I see an image of myself? I don’t see myself. I see an image of myself. A reflection. An imperfection. But not myself. Seeing myself is impossible. Because it’s not me. So, therefore. If I’m an imperfect image of what the ancients tell me God looks like. I’m not God.
However, what I am, and what you are, is a perfect child of God, created as a part of His creation, which is perfect in His eyes, but maybe not our eyes. But, then again, our eyes are not perfect. As an imperfect physical creation of God, as with all of His other creations on Earth, my body has a purpose. And when that purpose is complete, my body will return to the earth, as all the other creations of God do, to fertilize and/or make room for the next generation of the population to inhabit the Earth.
The difference is, as mankind does, I have a functioning soul that will last for eternity as a part of God. It has never left God, therefor it will last forever. This is the perfect man created by God, the one to last an eternity. Will I be aware of this when my body perishes? I do not know, but I do know that my soul, the most important part of me, will go on.
©Russell Kendall Carter, BA. MAT. Dlitt.
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