His ways are unintelligible, but the Lord God himself can be trusted.

This is solely a question: What is trust metaphysical?

Maybe the metaphysical is like chemistry, only at another plane of existence as we would describe it, but these planes of existence functioning harmonious. Now that was for losing it..

The thread title is more "intelligible" than the first post - clarify, perhaps?

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If God exists, and Humans truly have free will, then there is nothing unintelligible about his ways.

Just unintelligent human behaviour.

Originally posted by allbab
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If God exists, and Humans truly have free will, then there is nothing unintelligible about his ways.

Just unintelligent human behaviour.

But being that the God myth is a story created by man, it's flawed by design... There are many God myths in human history.. they can't all be right, and I would contend that they are all, most likely wrong... With that said.. the church of Zeus would be an interesting place to visit don't you think? or perhaps the church of Ra?

yes, sure..

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Well, in my vision metaphysical is the blueprint of things, mkay, and I wondered like what blueprint trust has. .. mkay.

Who votes for sanctions on reconstructing the blueprint of ones mind?

Where did I get that from, his ways being unintelligible??? nobody knows. But it is true!

You might find one of my old threads interesting and pertinent:

God, Free Will and Randomness at a Quantum Level

It's one of those you might want to read over a few times to really digest.

Originally posted by Angle
Where did I get that from, his ways being unintelligible??? nobody knows. But it is true!

edit on 18-12-2012 by Angle because: (no reason given)

His ways are unintelligible to mankind.
Actually, His ways are unintelligible to whomever or whatever He renders it such. When you create all things, and all things consist of yourself and would not or could not even exist without you, you owe no explanation for any of it.

However, God has a personality and it is just. He delights in revealing Himself to His creation. However, that revelation is particular to each peculiar individual. Thus the diversity in our relative understanding and progress.

Originally posted by Lazarus Short
The thread title is more "intelligible" than the first post - clarify, perhaps?

Yes Angle, please address your question from a few other angles.
This would reveal more of your perspective and provide a larger floor for discussion.

now that is definetly pertinent. You're are most charming/adorable and give me english words I can look up for meaning too.

I mean, your thread. Magnificent. Well, let's see, maybe my last two replies were just disturbing thoughts.

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so integrity could grant permission of knowing.

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I think that is a lie that it is unintelligible. It is only some people who are not paying atention from my point of view. Synchronicity is not that hard to understand when you are looking for it.

Originally posted by Angle
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so integrity could grant permission of knowing.

perhaps.
It would depend on what defined that integrity.

There are two types of integrity, one is the value of something that constitutes the whole, such as "The crack in the vase has compromised its integrity."
The other is the value of someone's character, such as, "They worked through their divorce with integrity, each being respectful and courteous to the other."

I believe that God has integrity and I believe that He desires us to know Him.
The integrity of God makes His motives trustworthy.

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thx, Littlebylittle for sharing a viewpoint. I could find myself in it. Also..
11 The greatest among you will be your servant. 12 For those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted.

Originally posted by stupid girl



The other is the value of someone's character, such as, "They worked through their divorce with integrity, each being respectful and courteous to the other."

With integrity I meant the above. But we do not divorce from God's ways. Even not using free will.

You've spread me out again, you stupid girl.

Originally posted by Angle
But we do not divorce from God's ways. Even not using free will.

Well, I was just using the situation of divorce for my example sentence.

But, you are utterly correct. We do not divorce from God's ways. We cannot divorce from God's ways, even though many people think they can. People can only choose to ignore God's ways.

Since we are all part of God's creation, there is no separating ourselves from it nor the laws governing it.

Originally posted by Angle
You've spread me out again, you stupid girl.

No, just helping you reach toward your full potential

Brain train exercises...lol.