The songs of Joy and Freedom from the collective of terror that reigned for over 1400 years.

When God called on Abram (which was his name before God changed it to
Abraham) God commanded him to leave everything and follow Him:



[The LORD had said to Abram, "Leave your country, your people and your
father's household and go to the land I will show you. ] Genesis 12:1



On the other hand, the story of the founder of the religion of Islam is
taught with such sayings such as "the believer's relationship to another
believer is like a solid construction" _Al-mo'emen lil mo'emen ka-al-bonyan
al-marsoos_



This concept of fraternity of the believers (brotherhood) is a bait to form
human groups to satisfy the religion founder's territorial and dominance
ambitions in a reality void of God's will. Like the serpent who managed to
convince Adam & Eve that God's word (of not eating from the apple tree) was
a conspiracy to prevent them from attaining wisdom equal to God, the
founder(s) of Islam presented the claim that God's word had been falsified
in order to convince the followers of Islam to build collectives of
murderers and a Babel that honors God only with their lips but sense nothing
about God's will or God's spirit of love.



The consequence of such doctrine of collectivism is the strive to build a
human collective that is bound by pride, dignity, honor, justice and of
course revenge (to exact justice). The collective assigns those attributes
to a group's deity which the collective preaches as the one god.



Since God is the Almighty and the only Lawgiver and Judge then one should
ask "why would a believer in the Almighty God need a fraternity
(collectivism) with other believers to establish justice?" (if justice were
an attribute of God) The answer is that collectives do not seek God's
justice. The collective is seeking their constituency's justice; a justice
extracted by human strength and propagated by false pride.



Since God is the Almighty then the individual ought not to rely on other
members of the collective to build any solid construction, because the
relationship with God is the solid construction out of which God manifests
His glory (not the collective glory).



[His mercy extends to those who fear him, from generation to generation. He
has performed mighty deeds with his arm; he has scattered those who are
proud in their inmost thoughts. He has brought down rulers from their
thrones but has lifted up the humble. He has filled the hungry with good
things but has sent the rich away empty. ] Luke 1:50-53

God bless you,

Phillip

http://www.societopia.net


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