The Point In Human Life

@voiceindarkness,

And as we start to question what truly matters, i think we would all be surprised. Collectively as a culture we placed things as a veil, that seemingly matter. without them we would inherintly know what matters or even extinctively know what matters. Its just a thick veil in which we need to sift through in our culture. In contrast, other cultures that pay little to no attention to the media, making money, checking email, etc, on and on and on, are much closer to this natural given right to understand meaning.
This was the point of my last topic on "our american culture"

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@smcmonagle,

smcmonagle wrote:

And as we start to question what truly matters, . . .

Sir, may I respectfully point out that what u say about "what truly matters" is incomprehensible
unless u designate the criteria by which what "matters" is to be judged ?

For instance, in running a footrace, "what truly matters"
is how fast on his feet a competitor is, whereas that is NOT "what truly matters"
insofar as a singing contest, or the quality of a stamp collection are concerned.

U have assumed, in error,
that we agree qua "what truly matters". U shoud clarify that
with greater and more deliberate SPECIFICITY, in order to be understood.

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

What matters is not a what at all. That's what is wrong with the world.

What matters are the people in it, and where God is in this mess of a reality.

I'm trying to get you to comprehend the incomprehensible.

We are at the end of the beginning, and the beginning of the end.

The end is at the beginning, and the beginning is at the end.

The end of time, and the beginning of forever.

Everything that is hidden will be revealed.

There will be no more questions when the answer appears.

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@voiceindarkness,

voiceindarkness wrote:

What matters is not a what at all.

Sound logic requires that when u speak of "what matters" u indicate by WHICH criteria
it is to be judged. If u don't provide that information,
then your question is not viable; not able to be intelligently answered.

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

voiceindarkness wrote:
What matters is not a what at all.
Sound logic requires that when u speak of "what matters" u indicate by WHICH criteria
it is to be judged. If u don't provide that information,
then your question is not viable; not able to be intelligently answered.

David

What matters is The singularity of truth that God is, By God's criteria.

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@OmSigDAVID,

...well said ! and enough... Wink

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@Fil Albuquerque,

Fil Albuquerque wrote:

...well said ! and enough...

There is much more to say, because they still don't get it. Rolling Eyes

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@voiceindarkness,

...what is it that "they" do not get ?
...I mean I don´t get allot of what many people are trying to convey all the time but that alone does not mean I am missing a coherent thought in there, often the opposite...

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@Fil Albuquerque,

Fil Albuquerque wrote:

...what is it that "they" do not get ?
...I mean I don´t get allot of what many people are trying to convey all the time but that alone does not mean I am missing a coherent thought in there, often the opposite...

Nobody is getting anything I am trying to convey. Look through all of my post. Everyone seems to be in attack mode because they can't hear what I am seeing.

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@harvey1,

Yes I like knock knock jokes. Are you prepared for the coming of Jehova by the way?

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@Justin,

I believe its simply just to live and to learn and to create with one another

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@Alot to learn,

Alot to learn wrote:

I believe its simply just to live and to learn and to create with one another

I noticed you left out the word love, and rightly so, love is just a four letter word.
Love should be a given, the natural state of man. Can you try to imagine what the world would be, if we lived, learned, and created for the good of all, with love as our motivator?
I envision what the Kingdom to come is, a Kingdom shared by all, servants of one another within God's essence.
Love, in the world is, Lots Of Vain Egos. Cool

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@Pavel phil,

The point of Human Life is either
A. Man made
B. Divine
Now since there must be an ultimate DIVINE answer, I shall answer with Man Made in mind.
The point of Human Life is what you give it, nothing more nothing less. We are stars, with an ultimate will, and our goal is to fulfill our will.

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@Takeruskep,

Takeruskep wrote:

Quote:
The point of Human Life is either
A. Man made
B. Divine
Now since there must be an ultimate DIVINE answer, I shall answer with Man Made in mind.
The point of Human Life is what you give it, nothing more nothing less. We are stars, with an ultimate will, and our goal is to fulfill our will.
Exactly!
Everything fulfills It purpose,
The Children of darkness, the purpose of darkness.
The Children of Light, the purpose of light.

You are what you are,
And there you will be.
You fulfill the purpose,
Of reality.

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@voiceindarkness,

Lucifer became,
The light that he bares, Twisted Evil

The light of the mind,
The darkness you see. Cool

The light from within,
Will cause you to see, Shocked

The light that is,
And always will be. Surprised

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@fresco,

fresco wrote:

Any student of stylistics or semantics will be able to reel off a list of "metaphor studies" related to "the senses". Whether of not "near death experiences" have any relationship to that of others is partly a function of metaphorical leeway, and partly may be attributed the neurological effects of oxygen starvation.

Your assertion is uninformed.
Some of the ex-decedents who reported upon
their adventures & observations while their human bodies
were in a state of death had those human bodies on artificial pumps,
moving oxygenated blood thru out their bodies; ergo there was no oxygen starvation
( fresco to the contrary notwithstanding ).

The consensus among ex-decedents who had life review experiences
was that on Judgment Day, the decedent is the Judge
and he judges his incarnate life by 2 criteria:

1. Love

and

2. Learning.

Accordingly, it can be surmized that
the point in human life
is for practice in doing those in human form.

David

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The Point In Human Life? Rolling Eyes

You are the point in human life. Wink

Have you made your point yet? Cool

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@voiceindarkness,

Voice, possibly u might be interested
in reading the body of literature of "near death experiences"
insofar as it relates to people 's experiences while their human bodies are not functioning, in a state of "death."

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Quote:
Voice, possibly u might be interested
in reading the body of literature of "near death experiences"
insofar as it relates to people 's experiences while their human bodies are not functioning, in a state of "death."
Whether you are in your body or not, you are in a state of death. The mind/body experience is just an illusion of light in darkness. It is only a dream.

David? A man after God's own heart?

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@OmSigDAVID,

Speaking of “near death experience” and though this doesn’t address the OP.
A friend of mine had recently been through what is called a “near death experience”, and yes he saw the light, but as he perceived it, it was the Lord looking at him and to his own back it was noticeably very cold. Though there were other things involved it was more of a personal note, but what also stood out to him was “now”, a continues presence that is always now.

At first take it could be considered that light and darkness always are. But darkness has no dominance over light (obviously).

But how this would answer “The Point In Human Life” , could it be there is always now?

The resent mention of fulfillment of will, has a lot to do with it. But is it the fulfillment of one's own will, or another’s will, or the will of God? That is “The Point In Human Life”.

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