Before Europeans arrive in the New World…Native Americans didn’t even know what fear was. Life was good…no poverty, no war, no prisons, no taxes, and no governments.
WHITE MAN INTRODUCED FEAR to these people…first through in the bible, then next through greed.
Christian god’s demanded gold, land and human life to supports it’s insatiable ego.
The problem is that the Christian’s gods are “Impossible” to satisfy and will tax, torture and kill every human on this planet until only they are the only ones left…then what will they do!
The “Right” hand of God is death…

WHITE MAN INTRODUCED FEAR to these people…first through in the bible, then next through greed.
Christian god’s demanded gold, land and human life to supports it’s insatiable ego.
The problem is that the Christian’s gods are “Impossible” to satisfy and will tax, torture and kill every human on this planet until only they are the only ones left…then what will they do!
The “Right” hand of God is death…

The christian's god of War and Fear??
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The possibility is mentioned (Toward the Light, page 160) that primal Thought and primal Will might have been attracted
and united under the influence of Darkness, and that the being who would have arisen would have been the direct opposite
of God. Can it be explained how a cosmos of Darkness would have evolved under such a being?
Only God can fully answer this, but probably it will not be answered in every detail until all human spirits are gathered in God’s Kingdom and wish to know the answer.
However, anyone is free to attempt an explanation on the basis of what Toward the Light teaches of the powers and properties of Darkness and of the Light.
Should one imagine, then, that primal Thought and primal Will met and became united under the influence of Darkness and that this resulted in a Deity of Darkness—
an absolute opposite of the God of Light whom we know, love and revere—the following facts must first be considered:
1) that the Deity of Darkness, despite his power, would be incapable of destroying the primal Light, since this embodies and still embodies eternal life;
2) that the primal Light would therefore remain in its place, as a core in primal Darkness;
3) that the Deity of Darkness would be able to create from Darkness but not from the Light, since He could have no knowledge of the properties of the Light,
inasmuch as primal Thought and primal Will before becoming united had existed only in Darkness and not in the Light;
4) that the beings, objects, globes and worlds which the Deity of Darkness might create would be perishable, since death or extinction was and is inherent
in the Darkness; and
5) that he, even though his ability to survive could be extended through countless eons, would ultimately disintegrate and become extinct, because the life of
Darkness is not everlasting.
One could imagine two possibilities for the development of life in a cosmos of Darkness:
1) The Deity would to a certain extent be able to control the Darkness, but since Darkness is inherently chaotic, nothing but chaos would result from his efforts,
his undertakings and his reign. He would probably have created children in his own likeness—dreadful creatures endowed with all the ferocity, malevolence and
hideousness of Darkness and worse than the worst of the fallen Eldest. The Deity would war incessantly with his creatures, because evil and hatred would
dominate the dealings between them. Love, compassion and mercy would be concepts quite incomprehensible, indeed quite unknown to all of them. “Thought”
would stand against “thoughts”, “Will” against “wills”; for the Deity would never have attained complete control over his children’s insatiable greed for power,
since having created beings of thought and will, he had thereby weakened his own thought and will. And as the eternal, inexhaustible radiations of Light would
lie beyond his reach, there could be no prospect for him of renewing the energy of his own thought and will in order to assert himself over his children.
Thus it is conceivable that the many evil wills would ultimately emerge victorious over the Deity whose will had been weakened through his own acts of creation.
And once his children had gained dominance, his dissolution and end would be inevitable. The many who had defeated the one would then continue struggling
for power, for they would obviously all desire to be the first, the uppermost, and none would yield, none submit. And this struggle would continue until all had
ceased to exist as personal beings, for the last, the lone survivor on the scene of battle, would not long enjoy any sense of victory, for he would surely be
disrupted and dissolved by the boundless evil and ferocity of his “thought” and “will” of Darkness, which would have absorbed and assimilated the “thoughts”
and “wills” of all the annihilated beings of Darkness—fragments of primal Thought and primal Will. But with the disintegration of the last remaining living being
of Darkness, one of the following possibilities could be conjectured:
a) The disintegration and end of the personal being would also cause his thought and will to split, dissolve and absorb into the Darkness. In the process, the
Darkness would simultaneously be depolarized, reverting it to its original dormancy and, as such, continuing to exist eternally with the Light (also dormant),
with no prospect of ever being polarized again, since primal Thought and primal Will had been annihilated.
Or,
b) At the moment the thought and will split, the disruption would be so powerful as to render the Darkness unable to dissolve and absorb primal Thought and
primal Will. These would therefore revert together with the depolarized Darkness to the same dormant state as that in which the Light reposed, and after
countless eons of rest would be ready for renewed activity with either the Darkness or the Light, according to how primal Thought and primal Will were
influenced by the radiations of the two mutually opposing forces.
2) Or there might be the following possibility of a cosmos of Darkness:
Imagine that some of the creatures of the Deity of Darkness would, out of curiosity, experiment with the Light—the core in the Darkness. But once they had
come under the purifying, regulating and harmonizing influence of the Light, their personalities of Darkness would slowly undergo a change until, gradually,
over eons, they would be completely transformed into personalities of Light. And once these beings had lost all contact with Darkness, the Light would become
their true eternal home and kingdom.
Contemplate further the possibility that one of these beings of Light would probe deeper than the others in exploring the characteristics and properties of the
Light and that as a consequence of his superior knowledge, power and authority, he would inevitably become the uppermost, the leader, whom all others would
voluntarily love, follow and revere because of the regulating and harmonizing influence of Light. Once this Deity of Light felt and understood his power, and was
conscious to the full that he was master of the Light, he would most likely turn to the Darkness and explore its powers and properties. And then he would find
the beings of the Darkness, the beings who together with their Deity had remained in the Kingdom of Darkness. In the course of their strife with one another,
nourished by hatred and greed for power, they would all have probably quite forgotten the fellow beings who had apparently been absorbed into the Light. These
beings of Darkness would be utterly mystified by the Being of Light who now searched them out in their kingdom. But since the Deity of Light would soon come to
realize that the inhabitants of Darkness could be assimilated neither with him nor with the other beings of Light, he would presumably initiate a struggle against the
Deity of Darkness and his creatures. And the Deity of Light would then of necessity emerge the victor. But it is open to question whether he would win because of
the understanding he would have by then achieved of the all-conquering power of love, or because of the strength of the Light. If the first, the inhabitants of
Darkness would, after countless eons under his influence and guidance, be purified and transformed into beings of Light, and so be received into his kingdom of Light.
If the second, he would, by his mighty strength of thought and will, dissolve and obliterate them all.
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