I know the good people here will resonant with that simple but awesome statement: God is Love. And, I would add, Love is God. (Why? What does that mean? Ponder that statement. Not Trump.)
(Thinking Gina will like the God is love factor here.)
But, what do I mean by saying love is God? The sentences are synomonous, yet you do not see this. Make it so, then you will know you are pure.
To the point:
Evolution could have happened, but it also could not be. We live in the substance of dream. Reality happens exactly as our dreams do in this key way: We are first person in the dream. That is the essence of our soul.
We live inside God’s mind. So does the entire cosmos.
Could evolution have been the method? Yes, absolutely. But, look at it different then these archaic savages look at it. See life exploding, super slowly, over millenia.
The force that propelled finally to us, is the spirit of God.
In a different world, One day could be billions of years to us and greater.
What is important to remember is we are the Tree of Life.
Imagine the earth empty of all but a gigantic christmas tree.
That is the meaning. For us to use love to connect even to our enemies. Great love. To go beyond the concept we dream in, a first person narrative.
Immortality is here.
We are immortal. You? Some here I am sure of that. Others not. Who has hope, who does not have hope?
The ones without hope are not real. They were of the tree, but broke off and fell off into oblivion.
Supernation —miracles and magic – does exist.
Love says so. God says so.
© 2026 – SoulSequel
9 responses to “God is Love & Creationism and Evolutionism”
God is a concept by which we measure our pain…
@Gina Well, love is not always pain, but love is always God.
Not talking about non-love fueled lust.
I believe in Jesus, because to tell the truth, I am Jesus. Lol. :-)
@five2one I believe in me.
@Gina You should.
@Gina
To a degree that’s good.
But taken too far one just ends up with a goddess-of-self: and good luck with that feet-of-clay creation!
@Gina
If we wish it to be.
The conundrum is that we are all free to choose “our god”. Pain; legalism; religion; deism; paganism; humanism; sexism; “feelings”-ism (a popular one right now).
But there is One truth God that is Love. The problem is, we think 1) that we define love according to a biochemical reaction and that 2) our definition is “almighty”.
So enter “self-ism” as god?
The “battle for righteousness” (right-ness) between the evolutionists and literal creationists is . . . perverse. And totally unnecessary.
“Speaking” everything into finished existence in a literal 7 days would be quite a feat. But causing all of the ingredients to come together according to a set of physical laws (constants) to bring forth the inevitability of life . . . that would be an even greater feat imho!
We can fight endlessly over the means by which the ball came into being and rolled over to us . . . or we can have a ball playing with it. Yea, we can still ponder the “why’s” and “what if’s”. But our life, play, and continued existence doesn’t depend upon it in some life-and-death sort of way!
In an interesting sort of way, magic and the “supernatural” are simply things we have not grown into the knowledge of yet! One wouldn’t have to go too many generations back for the ubiquitous coffee-maker that has your brew ready for you every morning . . . to be miraculous. (Or perhaps even “sorcery”?)
@griz Quite a feat, and God did it.
Not quite a feat for God.
That is his usual running power. His normal. So, what has God been doing in a world that seems so God forsaken.
I know, you do not.
Evolution is a sandbox God created, both to bless his children (with a lie), and to confuse his enemies (with what they want to believe).
God is humble and can stay quiet. People mistake his humility for their own humility level which is usually pure pride.
I would avoid your current godless direction.
You will find yourself otherwise in a lucifer level fall.
@five2one
If I recall correctly, it was pride that went before his fall.