I am continually reminded of the early Christian church...the believers that formed together after Christ ascended...they called themselves "a peculiar people"...even God identifies "His church" as a peculiar people.
I think that religous groups, at least most of them, lose track of the fact that as one becomes "closer to God" and distances his or herself from "the world" (the physical plane- or what the senses percieve as whe whole of reality) then the eyes are truly openened and one's potential- endless potential- becomes apparent.
Those who choose to see only a small part of reality limit their possibilities...and thus the things we understand and discuss are simply ludicrous and unreal to them.
I understand how you feel and here you will find many who "see" and "feel" those things you do...
Edited by - daniel on 22 March 2002 23:32:02
I think that religous groups, at least most of them, lose track of the fact that as one becomes "closer to God" and distances his or herself from "the world" (the physical plane- or what the senses percieve as whe whole of reality) then the eyes are truly openened and one's potential- endless potential- becomes apparent.
Those who choose to see only a small part of reality limit their possibilities...and thus the things we understand and discuss are simply ludicrous and unreal to them.
I understand how you feel and here you will find many who "see" and "feel" those things you do...
Edited by - daniel on 22 March 2002 23:32:02