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God vs Man : Humans vs. Perception

The post by "The Unborn Life of Christ" contrasts fundamental dichotomies, including God vs. Man, Heaven vs. Hell, and Truth vs. Fiction and human vs. perception framing a broader truthful debate about choice and identity. It provocatively questions the essence of humanity by asking what it means if humans were not truly "Man." The author emphasizes the need to choose sides in these contrasting realms, implying that each option leads to vastly different outcomes. Ultimately, the post calls on readers to reflect on their beliefs and decisions, encouraging them to consider which side they choose to align with in the face of these dichotomies.

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Original Sin and the “God Spark”!

The content explores the notion of self-awareness and existence, emphasizing that humans perceive themselves as "Alive" while grappling with the truth, which is that the mind and body is not alive, but made from "Life" It references the biblical story of Eve and the concept of original sin being that she miscalculated her presence. Suggesting that the realization of ones own truth is the God spark needed for a rebirth. The author argues that, despite being made from "Life," human forms are not genuinely "Alive." The struggle between physical perception and truth is highlighted as a painful yet crucial journey. Ultimately, the text proposes that true existence can lead to a "Living" transformation, creating Heaven on Earth when humans embrace their divine nature and walk this land as an presence.

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“Conspiracy Theory” or “Conspiracy Theorist”

The text discusses how phrases like "conspiracy theory" and "conspiracy theorist" function as codes that influence human perception and acceptance of truths. These codes, instilled by perceived reputable sources, create values that govern our understanding, often leading us to dismiss legitimate information that contradicts our comfort. It argues that when faced with uncomfortable truths, people instinctively resort to these coded values, distancing themselves from genuine truths associated with God. The author warns that this programmed behavior may lead to societal harm and calls for awareness to break free from such influences to protect future generations.

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If It Has A Soul, It Is An Inhabited Land

The content explores the contrast between animals and humans stating that animals possess no conscience or self-awareness, while humans do. It suggests that humans embody a soul which is a creation of a more advanced species of life, referred to as Genesis 1 "Man." This soul allows for Man and his people to dwell within the body created from the life of "Christ". The author posits that the inside life and the outside life are from different trees, with contrasting instincts. The writing reflects on themes of existence, liberation, and self-awareness, arguing that humans are trapped in a facade created by "Man" and that true understanding requires reconnecting with their original life source, which was "God". The author expresses a desire for liberation, freedom and to walk this land as a sovereign nation.

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Truth Regarding My Sexuality

God's Day God's Way is to ascertain truth of ones self and is comprehensive. I will not simply go along with other human beings beliefs regarding sexuality, because if we ask 1,000 human beings to offer reflection on any subject, the values would be split down the middle. I am trying to find a way…

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Christ vs. Anti-Christ – Modern Day Human Truth

The content discusses the idea that anyone that is alive, made from life or dead that are against the branch of life human beings were re-created from evolving is Anti-Christ. It posits that any being or entity opposing the natural evolution of human beings stands against the essence of "Life" itself, which is to be free. This opposition, whether from living beings, bodies of life, dead constructs or dead things, is framed as part of a larger dichotomy, reflecting the true struggle between the concepts of Christ and Anti-Christ. The author acknowledges that this perspective may seem extreme, but asserts it represents a deep truth about humanity's journey toward a "Heaven" on earth type of "Living Presence".