GLASNOST
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Judaism, with its' concept of only one God (monotheism), was such a good idea that both Christianity and Islam modeled their fundamental, metaphysical convictions on the Jewish concept. Believing in an assortment of Gods (polytheism) is very confusion anyway, and sometimes it is impossible not to realize that one God is in opposition with another God. I mean, if the Gods cannot agree with one another how should we mortals proceed? “One God” sounds good to me.
“God” - The Creator. That's what God is suppose to have done, Create Heaven and Earth. So “The Creator” is synonymous with “God” and The Creator (according to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) is One. One God. He came from nothing. Nothing at all. He always was and he always will be. Nothing happened before Him because there never was any “before Him”. It's always been Him.
As far as atheists are concerned, there is no God, neither monotheism nor polytheism. But – Lo and behold! - they do believe in “creation”. They believe that two particles collided with one another (the “Big Bang”) and from that altercation Life began! And from where did these colliding particles hail? From nowhere. They always were. So if we accept this theory we have no choice but to assume that these two were the Creators – two Gods. Polytheism? I guess so. Of course it could be that those particles were not Gods at all but created by a God …. or Gods. Atheists never seem to have much to say about that. Believers and dis-Believers just think that everything was created from nothing. "It always was!"
I am an Agnostic. Golly! I'm so glad!
“God” - The Creator. That's what God is suppose to have done, Create Heaven and Earth. So “The Creator” is synonymous with “God” and The Creator (according to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) is One. One God. He came from nothing. Nothing at all. He always was and he always will be. Nothing happened before Him because there never was any “before Him”. It's always been Him.
As far as atheists are concerned, there is no God, neither monotheism nor polytheism. But – Lo and behold! - they do believe in “creation”. They believe that two particles collided with one another (the “Big Bang”) and from that altercation Life began! And from where did these colliding particles hail? From nowhere. They always were. So if we accept this theory we have no choice but to assume that these two were the Creators – two Gods. Polytheism? I guess so. Of course it could be that those particles were not Gods at all but created by a God …. or Gods. Atheists never seem to have much to say about that. Believers and dis-Believers just think that everything was created from nothing. "It always was!"
I am an Agnostic. Golly! I'm so glad!
