Arthur Keostler revisted
"True creativity often starts where language ends." Arthur Koestler. We may have gone just a sliver too far off the chart to consider a role for semantics here. Creativity is all inclusive and often is not logically traced out. But we have to push the envelope to admit new knowledge for creative considerations to occur. It is at this point we often lose our more practically based concrete thinkers who are under their own time constraints to produce results. But it is easy to get lost in the abstract and so we do have to admit to a guide at some point. My question is whether we can wed the power within the unseen to problems presented to us in the seen in the here and now. There is obvious evidence this can be done. For that evidence we have to examine outside the emotional semantics of the ancient writers and within the more narrow, but more detailed view of today's technologically based vocabularies. Atheists probably should consider the creative work of Newton, while others might do better painting on the broader canvass presented by Jesus. So we will continue trying again and again to break through all current thinking to glimpse the workings within the unseen as we attempt to make the unknown known. Even as the unknowns become known we multiple our awareness of knowing more unknowns than before. The universe indeed expands.
This post will be revisited and expanded as time releases the contributors.
The title of this blog, God is the Spiritual Personification of Existence, is based on the first definition perception of ancient writers in the dawn of our known history.
Today's Supreme Being is not the original definition. First report accepted was God defined Himself as Existence. "I am that I am." He did not create existence, He is the fountainhead of Existence. Therefore, God is not only understood to be a Spirit, but also as the spiritual 'personification' of existence. This is a definition, not a theory.
There are both concrete and abstract forces, the seen and the unseen, such as gravity. There are spirits in bottles, spirits in words, spirits in us. The spirit animates everything, from gravity to emotion, as well as semantically. This blog is about defining the usually undefined term God, not religion, but what is meant by the term God.
There is one blog touching on religion, Church and Faith Pulpit Rock, about Christian atheism found in many churches, which themselves quite often have less to do with God or even religion for that matter, than they do with social entertainment.
The blog linked below, Specific Theory of Existence, takes us to essay attempts suggested by former atheists who are sensitive to atheist thought. They are exploring views relating to seen and unseen physics, the known unknown, with the unknown not yet known.
Other blogs, like Memory Stones about cemeteries, touch on other subjects of passing interest. That link and others can be found below. They are hosted by Spencer Corkum for the Sunset Strollers and the QuokeBlokes. They are not carved in 'stone' but may be continuously edited and updated. Davin Paralee, representing the Paraclete, is Editor in Charge.
All things seen come from the unseen and will return there. Since we know so little of all that can be known, in order to make a decision now it must be made in faith because we are deciding without all the facts. There are those who wish to survive the falling away of the body and those who desire slipping into oblivion which is a destruction of that which existed. This too is a spirit and cannot die.
Generalities speak to generalities and specifics to specifics. To intertwine the two is jumping categories, and a fallacy in logic.
An example of what a man says is an illustration of his argument, but it is not proof.
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