your thinking/belief seems to arrest the developement of God at the sub-atomic level. You don't seem to understand MAN IS GOD! You're stuck in the early stages of God's developement and seeing only that as God, which is like seeing an egg as a chicken! Or seeing sperm and egg cells, as people. Or seeing a spermatozoon as a Man. Sure there is a process each one goes through which eventually transforms one into the other, but you would never see a seed and a tree as the same thing. You worship the initial stages of His self-creation as God, when you should worship God at His final stage of completion, which is Man! You don't seem to understand Man is the end result of the self-creation process and that's who God is - A MAN! So here you are worshiping intelligence, wisdom, power, force, spirit, essense and mind; all of which is possessed by MAN. When you worship these things brother, you're only worshipping Yourself or particular aspects of Yourself. In his totality, Man is all the above. That was the goal of the Originator, to create Himself as a Man. You keep saying God(Allah) exists within man. But the Messenger takes it much further. He states GOD IS MAN! Period! Through and through. Inside and out. This 'Divine Essence' you keep speaking of is the Black Man. You want to separate the two and place one inside the other which is ridiculous. It's like saying, "water is within ice" or "water is the divine essence of ice". But when we use the Messenger's logic, common sense and reality as our guide, we know that ICE IS WATER! To say water exists within ice is quite redundant and totally unnecessary. I don't worship the 'first cause'(whatever that was), I worship the 'final effect'(Man-the true and living God). Your God is so incomplete. It can't see, hear or speak among other things and I'm just scratching the surface. Your God is still at the embryonic level. God didn't create Man(someone other/lesser than Himself). God created Man(Himself). Don't you see the difference between these two statements?
2007-11-25
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