Tony Bristow-Stagg
One Planet One People Please
Is this not to be born again, from the flesh into the Spirit? In Muslim terms it is submission unto God, from our human desires into the attributes of Love, all the morals and virtues.The 'change' spoken of by St Paul is – to use Christian terms – a change in the relationship between physical and spiritual.
From my understanding this reality is cyclic. Humanity is guided along the path of an evolving evolution of the species.But that's not so, is it? The world is substantially the same.
Likewise the sacra doctrina is as relevant today as it was then.
Huston-Smith called the sacred texts "the winnowed wisdom of the human race" – that wisdom is still applicable. So the world is the same.
All the messengers, you tell me, are saying substantially the same thing ... Therefore the circumstance in which they find themselves is substantially the same. Nothing has changed
The same foundations do remain, yet an ever evolving conciousness of our relationship with creation and the creator unfolds.Exactly, the same old receives a new message, but itself remains the same old ...
Our use of the resources of this world indicates that we can change the balance. Likewise, the balance of the human species is changed by our choices.That can, and has, been said since time began ... but the world remains the same ...
The most important change I see is the emerging conciousness of the Oneness of humanity and the Oneness of God.170 years? What changes?
I am still trying to understand what you are saying, including your posts after this. I will consider them as time permits.
Thank you and regards Tony