How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

[sdi]

I'm pretty frustrated with this week's commentary on the Ecosophia Open Post, but I recognize that many over there are not spiritual, so I'll respond over here.

1. Every god is essentially good. [A]
2. The sun is a god. [A]
3. An essentially good being cannot perform a bad action. [A]
4. A Carrington-Level Event, should one occur, would be an action the sun performs. [A]
5. The sun is essentially good. [I, II]
6. The sun cannot perform a bad action. [III, V]
7. A Carrington-Level Event, should one occur, would not be a bad action. [IV, VI]

We mustn't fear the acts of god, for the acts of god are beneficent!

Comments

[k_a_nitz]

It is a common misperception that inconvenient equals bad.

[thinking_turtle]

It seems to me that using human logic on the Gods overestimates logic. Logic is useful for creating and improving a model of truth, but it is not itself true.

Having said that, we can have fun trying! [1] Notions of good and evil change over time. [2] Every god is essentially good. So either a god changes or a god has been evil at some point in time. How would you explain this?

[lincoln_lynx]

I attribute that to a lot of JMG's followers, even the ones that aren't necessarily Christian now or in the past, often coming from a Christian background, and having serious hang-ups on the subject.