Quote from vhehn:
How are the two connected.
In the "beginning", before God allegedly made man in his own image, the Son of God made himself into the image of "man". And in this way, the Son of God sacrificed himself, pinned himself in a body, and crucified it upon the cross of space and time.
I explain the chaotic thought process that led to this phenomenon so that it can be undone. But while the "logic" of it seems reasonable to the deluded, the killing of God's Son will be a recurrent theme among "man".
Each death on the earth represents the killing of God's Son...over and over again. This is not the Father's handiwork. This is the Son's invention. It is himself that he crucifies, and himself that he sacrifices daily at the alter of untruth.
As the Son deludes himself into thinking that his body was made in God's image, he must also conclude, "logically", that the "real" God is attacking him. He concludes that God is attacking him because he thinks he attacked God by separating himself from Him.
He seeks among his brothers a scapegoat to allay the pangs of guilt attached to attack and separation. He seeks to "buy" some kind of solace. Deluded, he "logically" seeks the innocent, to cast blame upon that one.
He never logically considers that the idea of guilt and separation are bogus, and that he has made it all up. Innocence represents the end of his delusions. The very idea of it turns the tables on the entire thought system that maintains the body in space and time. Without guilt, there is no world, no more self-image made unlike God, no more "fun and games".
So the innocent are attacked that the Son of God might continue to crucify himself with time, space and form. Attack is constant and ubiquitous. Blaming is constant. Punishment is meted out to the "guilty". And because he still feels guilty, each one still fears his own punishment as he cherishes the bodies that represent the sacrifice of God's Son.
Only in a dream do such bizarre scenarios make any sense. There seems to be logic, and to some extent, the train of thought can be fleshed out, looked at, and brought to the light. The light shows that it makes no sense at all. In the light, it disappears, seen for what it is...nothing.
Those who love the darkness will not appreciate the light.
Jesus