The shorter lifespan of humans compared to the biblical times can be attributed to fact humans are less in touch with God like they were in the ancient times, there is much more man-made artifice in the environment in which we dwell, that is why mankind lived longer lives and experienced miracles, even being able to see spirits and commune with the divine, unlike modern man, whose life is filled with contradiction and technologies and artifice that separate himself from God, dies younger and oftentimes, bears children who are wrought with deformity and stupor. The harmony of nature being contested by Nietzsche that there is no such thing as a straight line or a perfect circle in nature, negating the existence of math, which to many scholars believe that God answers to math when such a thing couldn't be further from the truth since nature's design accommodates itself to a divine plan, regardless if not everything matches up to the human eye, as humans only see the world through an imperfect vision stilted by original sin.
As with any faith that professes to have a messiah like figure in its ranks, be it European polytheism, Christianity, Islam or give or take any of the many Eastern faiths such as Buddhism, Hinduism or Confucianism, there is always a bridge to heaven, in which the material realm communes with the divine and back again. For example, in Christianity the concept of god in three persons can be view polytheistically as three distinct demigods working in tandem but also making up the proportions of one unique truth, I also tend to believe that in order to pass to heavenly realms there exist one of these entities acting as a bridge. Judaism, unlike Islam, Christianity or various eastern faiths that have some kind of mediator or teacher between the realm of mankind and the higher worlds, is cut off from experiencing the truth which explains the obsession with material gains, forever trapped in a material hell world where the obsession with present day activities precludes any future plans for civilization. The twin sides of communism and rabid free market capitalism, its no wonder there is so much kosher infiltration and inroads on both professed “religions”, as profane they are, each having saints in Engels and Marx on one side and say, Friedman and Rothbard and Rand on the other, pick your poison.
There may have been a time when our empirical judgement could experience the harmony but every passing day, year, century and even millenia things become more jagged and distorted as we augment our existence with man-made follies and theories that only serve to create dissonance in our experience of nature. Not only that but the wants and needs of individuals (the will) is in constant conflict with the wills of others which is another source of human dissonance, instead of harmonizing with the outer experience that is to be perceived by all interested parties. The only way we can repair this distortion is by becoming closer to our immediate surroundings, and find what made us human in the first place, our ability to put our creative imagination to work for a higher purpose than for mere earthly, present needs. Because the world is only a temporary residence for the vessels of our souls, what we do here is only a fraction of our eternal existence which spans time immeasurable, so we must thinking beyond our limited scope of present, empirical judgements and the “here and now”. The fault of the hippie generation was not that they wanted a world without war, but they were obsessed with immediate pleasures instead of planning for the future of their descendant families, who might carry on the torch of civilization, and the time has come to bring it home to the place of our creation, where we can once again bring vitality to the essence of humanity and become one with the Lord once again, the life-giving source of our purest impulses.
As with any faith that professes to have a messiah like figure in its ranks, be it European polytheism, Christianity, Islam or give or take any of the many Eastern faiths such as Buddhism, Hinduism or Confucianism, there is always a bridge to heaven, in which the material realm communes with the divine and back again. For example, in Christianity the concept of god in three persons can be view polytheistically as three distinct demigods working in tandem but also making up the proportions of one unique truth, I also tend to believe that in order to pass to heavenly realms there exist one of these entities acting as a bridge. Judaism, unlike Islam, Christianity or various eastern faiths that have some kind of mediator or teacher between the realm of mankind and the higher worlds, is cut off from experiencing the truth which explains the obsession with material gains, forever trapped in a material hell world where the obsession with present day activities precludes any future plans for civilization. The twin sides of communism and rabid free market capitalism, its no wonder there is so much kosher infiltration and inroads on both professed “religions”, as profane they are, each having saints in Engels and Marx on one side and say, Friedman and Rothbard and Rand on the other, pick your poison.
There may have been a time when our empirical judgement could experience the harmony but every passing day, year, century and even millenia things become more jagged and distorted as we augment our existence with man-made follies and theories that only serve to create dissonance in our experience of nature. Not only that but the wants and needs of individuals (the will) is in constant conflict with the wills of others which is another source of human dissonance, instead of harmonizing with the outer experience that is to be perceived by all interested parties. The only way we can repair this distortion is by becoming closer to our immediate surroundings, and find what made us human in the first place, our ability to put our creative imagination to work for a higher purpose than for mere earthly, present needs. Because the world is only a temporary residence for the vessels of our souls, what we do here is only a fraction of our eternal existence which spans time immeasurable, so we must thinking beyond our limited scope of present, empirical judgements and the “here and now”. The fault of the hippie generation was not that they wanted a world without war, but they were obsessed with immediate pleasures instead of planning for the future of their descendant families, who might carry on the torch of civilization, and the time has come to bring it home to the place of our creation, where we can once again bring vitality to the essence of humanity and become one with the Lord once again, the life-giving source of our purest impulses.
