I would not use the word myth in association with Christianity e.g. Christian myth as myths are seen in today’s materialistic environment as untruths without foundation in reality. In ancients times myths were truths that described in story form what could not be described or understood literally. Consciousness is not a myth; we experience it. Consciousness is the hard problem today for philosophy. Materialists see just one dimension: matter or the material. We are triune: Consciousness; Mind; and Elements. In the East Consciousness is equated with God; Consciousness is God and we and all else share in that consciousness. Nature has a soul, we as humans have our individualized souls. Someone said, which is good to dwell on, when we were created as unique souls God thought about us, just us, and that is a happy thought to dwell on. Of course, we also know that God is aware of us all the time and never loses sight of us. We in our minds should never lose sight of God either; holding Him close to our hearts. As we think of Cosmic Consciousness, Christ Consciousness and our human consciousness, by which we are privileged to share in the former two due to the goodness of our Creator; we are truly blest. Atheistic ideologies always strive to take hold the narrative; the latest is eliminative materialism and trans humanism. It is important to keep religion alive. The definition of religion is that to which we are bound. We are bound to the Cosmos as divinity and to its creator who is transcendent to it. We are not bound to the earth to materiality or to the atheistic ideologies that constantly arise and attempt to capture the human mind for its own purposes. No to eliminative materialism and No to trans humanism. Our purpose is different; more cosmic and expansive than what materialistic ideologies envision for us.
The least misleading is the human heart .......... But Ecclesiastes 9:3 says : The hearts of people, moreover, are full of evil and there is madness in their hearts while they live. Clearly, God warns us not to simply trust our hearts, because they are full of deceit and wickedness.
I think the passage is not telling us to not trust our hearts, but rather to not fill our hearts with wickedness and evil. To instead, fill them with love and goodness. What we treasure most, we store in our hearts.
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I would not use the word myth in association with Christianity e.g. Christian myth as myths are seen in today’s materialistic environment as untruths without foundation in reality. In ancients times myths were truths that described in story form what could not be described or understood literally.
Consciousness is not a myth; we experience it. Consciousness is the hard problem today for philosophy. Materialists see just one dimension: matter or the material.
We are triune: Consciousness; Mind; and Elements.
In the East Consciousness is equated with God; Consciousness is God and we and all else share in that consciousness. Nature has a soul, we as humans have our individualized souls.
Someone said, which is good to dwell on, when we were created as unique souls God thought about us, just us, and that is a happy thought to dwell on. Of course, we also know that God is aware of us all the time and never loses sight of us. We in our minds should never lose sight of God either; holding Him close to our hearts.
As we think of Cosmic Consciousness, Christ Consciousness and our human consciousness, by which we are privileged to share in the former two due to the goodness of our Creator; we are truly blest.
Atheistic ideologies always strive to take hold the narrative; the latest is eliminative materialism and trans humanism. It is important to keep religion alive. The definition of religion is that to which we are bound. We are bound to the Cosmos as divinity and to its creator who is transcendent to it. We are not bound to the earth to materiality or to the atheistic ideologies that constantly arise and attempt to capture the human mind for its own purposes. No to eliminative materialism and No to trans humanism.
Our purpose is different; more cosmic and expansive than what materialistic ideologies envision for us.
The least misleading is the human heart .......... But Ecclesiastes 9:3 says : The hearts of people, moreover, are full of evil and there is madness in their hearts while they live. Clearly, God warns us not to simply trust our hearts, because they are full of deceit and wickedness.
I think the passage is not telling us to not trust our hearts, but rather to not fill our hearts with wickedness and evil. To instead, fill them with love and goodness. What we treasure most, we store in our hearts.
@@melanielynne0414 Isn't Jesus the least misleading ? Then why say our hearts are the least misleading ?
@@melanielynne0414 Isn't Jesus the least misleading ? Then why say our hearts are the least misleading ?
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