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Logical proof of the Creator purpose of humankind

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    (If you are an agnostic or ateist, please read the proof for the existence of a Creator in my blog (bloganders.blogspot.com ; left menu) to better follow this post.)

    Undoubtedly many people have religious experiences. An important question is if all religious experiences also indicate a communication with the Creator of the universe. Many devotees of all religions would answer that the religious experiences that the followers of the other religions have only are brain constructions, and that they are not indicators of a communication to the Creator. Or could it be that the followers of all three world religions originates from the Creator; which would imply that the contradictions and conflicts among all religions reflect an intrinsic and internal cognitive dissonance and dysfunction within a self-contradicting Creator? We will go through some basic formal logical argumentation about the Creator to be able to answer that quest.

    No eminent scientist represents that our perfectly-orderly universe can be explained ex nihilo without a Prime Cause. Being logically consistent (orderly), the universe must mirror its Prime Cause / Singularity-Creator?Who must be Perfectly Orderly; i.e. Perfect. Therefore, no intelligent person can ignore that our purpose and challenge in life is learning how we, as imperfect humans, may successfully relate to a Perfect Singularity-Creator without our co-mingling, which transcends the timespace of this dimensional physical universe, becoming an imperfection to the Perfect Singularity-Creator

    An orderly Creator necessarily had an Intelligent Purpose in creating this universe and us within it and, being Just and Orderly, necessarily placed an explanation, a "Life's Instruction Manual," within the reach of His subjects?humankind.

    It defies the orderliness (logic / mathematics) of both the universe and Perfection of its Creator to assert that humanity was (contrary to His Tor??h , see below) without any means of rapproachment until millennia after the first couple in recorded history as well as millennia after Abraham, Moses and the prophets. Therefore, the Creator's "Life's Instruction Manual" has been available to man at least since the beginning of recorded history. The only enduring document of this kind is the Tor??h ?which, interestingly, translates to "Instruction" (not "law" as popularly alleged).

    Religions that contradict Torah, therefore, are the antithesis of the Creator.

    If you accept formal logic and science you agree with this formal logical proof. Continued reading of how to relate to the Creator you will find in this website www.netzarim.co.il

    Anders Branderud

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      I used to be an agnostic, back then i was very much impressed by the deists as rational men believing in God. I always hated people who are irrational and say they believe in God. For an irrational person it does not really matter whether he believes in one God or many.

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