| Today we're going to wrap up our conversation about God, nature, and man; and how our definition of these three aspects determine the way we operate with each of them in our daily lives. Please take a moment to watch the next video. |
| We've been discussing different ways in which we can potentially view God. We started off with what we called a "Personal God", then we talked about an "Impersonal God". In my opinion, there's another possibility of viewing God as an energy that flows throughout the entire universe. In this way of seeing the creative source, we live in God. Please take a moment to watch the next video. |
| We've been talking about God, and how we tend to define the Creative Source, in the past few videos... I hope you've enjoyed the conversation. Today I'd like to take a side venture and talk about nouns and verbs. Now I realize that it may not seem like this has any relevance to this topic... but check it out and then decide for yourself. You might just find it interesting. |
| In the last video we discussed what I termed a "Personal God." The next conversation I'd like to chat with you about the concept of an "Impersonal God." Now while this term may be a bit scary for some, you might find a few things to consider. Please take a moment to watch the next video. |
| One of the ancient text states: "God is to man, as man is to nature." Depending upon your view of God, you can interpret this in many different ways. Please take a moment to check out a video discussion on this. |
| One of the ancient text states: "God is to man, as man is to nature." Depending upon your view of God, you can interpret this in many different ways. Please take a moment to check out a video discussion on this. |
