a sincere desire to align their will with the Divine
would be likely to receive some form of Divine
communication, instruction, or assistance at some
point in their lives? Perhaps this is a far more
common occurrence than we tend to assume.
irrefutable fact that each one of us holds a unique,
unrepeatable, and irreplaceable place within the
Universe, and thus we all have a right to form
a personal relationship with the divine without
ad-hoc intermediaries demanding we follow
“their” template—realistically, how could things
possibly work any other way? There is no priest
in the world powerful enough to negate the
facts that:
1. you exist; and
2. you are a unique expression of creation
with a unique story and perspective; and
3. your relationship with the Divine is ultimately
a matter between you and the Divine!
WHAT IS THE DIVINE? AND WHAT DOES IT
HAVE TO DO WITH POLITICS AND LAW?
The above being said, we must define the “Divine”
before we get too far ahead of ourselves; after all,
if we are going to bring up the Divine in this
article, then we cannot afford to be ambiguous
about what we mean, considering the paramount
importance of this concept. Words like “divine”
and “supernatural” tend to carry numerous and
loaded connotations; and for millennia, various
groups have attempted to define these things and/
or spin their meanings in diverse ways for a wide
variety of purposes. Where some people have
sought to find a better way of life and a “higher”
purpose through their spirituality, others have
gone out of their way to instill in people a fear of
the Divine, such as the Roman Catholic Church
in promulgating the doctrine of Original Sin.
Those who would disagree with the above necessarily accept the burden of proving the contrary….
And that, believe it or not, is indeed the origin of the
invention of “Original Sin”—a doctrine that, though
artificial, needed to be enshrined at the heart of
(so-called) “Christian” Law in order for the Vatican,
et al., to justify its campaigns of barbaric conquest,
claiming “dominion” over the heathens of the world.
In defining the “divine” we must be extremely careful. The ability to exercise personal choice when
it comes to matters of spiritual perspective—
provided that one does not trespass on the rights
of others—ought to be considered sacred. It is an
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