Last week we continued our examination of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil by defining “good” as that “that which creates in the long term”, and “evil” as “that which destroys in the long term”. The concepts of Good and evil are prominent themes in the Bible and drive much of the…
Based solely on human understanding, we’ve concluded that the nature of the First Cause is the principles of “righteousness”, and “justice”. We’ve also seen that the Judeo-Christian Bible meets the qualifications of an additional information source from, and about the First Cause (God) because it agrees with what we already know about the First Cause…
The First Cause of existence is made up of the causeless principles of “Right” and “Just”. That is all we can know about the nature of the First Cause based solely on human understanding. Anything else we come to know about the First Cause has to come from a source beyond human understanding; that information…