*We humans tend to think of God
as being an All Mighty Father figure (king) on a throne dispensing
Justice. Though that's a useful personification, it's hardly worthy of
an Infinite Being whom we are each a part of. Indeed, visualizing God
as a Being of any sort is still limiting, and therefore only a partial
truth. Instead, perhaps look inward and see that ray of Light that
emanates from the center of your Heart when you feel the goodness of God
/ feel that love for God. And know that you are loved.
**The 3
Abrahamic religions call for a World Order to be imposed from above by
God. However... "it is not up to the Creator to bring about the
transformation of the world. It is up to us - through our thoughts, our
feelings, and our actions we perform every day. Every negative act
distances us from true fulfillment, while every positive action moves
us, both individually and collectively, closer to the transformation
that is our true destiny. We have free will. the choice is ours"... no
matter how difficult it may be to make the positive choice.
***Many
religious fundamentalists, like children, think that they can induce
God to manifest Himself in establishing a World Order by being naughty.
That, if we create enough chaos in His name (e.g., in Holy Land
regional chaos in the Middle East), then He will step in and save us
[well, at least some of us]. But, He cannot and will not do so, because we
have individual free will. And if we collectively choose the negative,
the we must own the consequences.
For the fundamentalists,
perhaps Sarah Palin said it best (before her Vice Presidential run) when
she stood before her congregation and lauded her son for being part of
the military effort in the Middle East that would trigger the Apocalypse
and usher in the Second Coming of Christ.