>>3498651 (l/b)
You said:
"Wokeness is emulating Creation itself."
Ok. Now tell me exactly what and how.
what is "wokeness?" What exactly do you mean by "emulatting" and "Creation itself?" What really do you mean by "wokeness is emulating creation itself?"
It's just pseudo-spiritual, psychobabble crap. You tihnk it sounds clever but to anyone with more tnan one brain cell it's meaningless verbiage..
>I just literally mean CREATION is the act of Creating.
There's your first error. Humans cannot and do noit create in the true sense of the word which is to bring into existence from nothing. Humans procreate or recreate or just plain juggle the pre-existent. They don't create.
Mental health (or lack of it) is believing you can create or be your own standard against which to measure yourself and your perceptions. There lies delusion.
>That's really just your Satanic opinion.
Dumb ass. Look in the dictionary, moron.
God, alone, creates. Humans (and angels, since you referred to Satan who is included in the fallen variety) just mess with God's pre-existing creation. We/they do not have creative powers. To create means " to bring into existence" with the implication " from nothing." If not from nothing then it would be pro or re creation.
>That's because you're not human.
You what?
You're delusional like so many who have been taught to believe that they are able subjectively to evaluate their thoughts by using the brain that receives/[produces the very thoughts that they seek to evaluate!
>A Painter creates a painting from a blank surface. Pic related.
A painter applies a substance that was pre-existent on a surface that was pre-existent to produce a pictorail representaion of the pre-existent. It's called re-creating.
>So what you're saying is that you're not made in the image & likeness of God?
That's not what I said at all. Why is your understnding so poor. It would take more time than I can spare to tell you what you ougt to kow so here's a goood explanation of what it means to be made in God's image.
https://www.gotquestions.org/image-of-God.html
"Having the “image” or “likeness” of God means, in the simplest terms, that we were made to resemble God. Adam did not resemble God in the sense of God’s having flesh and blood. Scripture says that “God is spirit” (John 4:24) and therefore exists without a body. However, Adam’s body did mirror the life of God insofar as it was created in perfect health and was not subject to death.
The image of God (Latin: imago dei) refers to the immaterial part of humanity. It sets human beings apart from the animal world, fits them for the dominion God intended them to have over the earth (Genesis 1:28), and enables them to commune with their Maker. It is a likeness mentally, morally, and socially.
Mentally, humanity was created as a rational, volitional agent. In other words, human beings can reason and choose. This is a reflection of God’s intellect and freedom. Anytime someone invents a machine, writes a book, paints a landscape, enjoys a symphony, calculates a sum, or names a pet, he or she is proclaiming the fact that we are made in God’s image.
Morally, humanity was created in righteousness and perfect innocence, a reflection of God’s holiness. God saw all He had made (humanity included) and called it “very good” (Genesis 1:31). Our conscience or “moral compass” is a vestige of that original state. Whenever someone writes a law, recoils from evil, praises good behavior, or feels guilty, he or she is confirming the fact that we are made in God’s own image.
Socially, humanity was created for fellowship. This reflects God's triune nature and His love. In Eden, humanity’s primary relationship was with God (Genesis 3:8 implies fellowship with God), and God made the first woman because “it is not good for the man to be alone” (Genesis 2:18). Every time someone marries, makes a friend, hugs a child, or attends church, he or she is demonstrating the fact that we are made in the likeness of God.
Part of being made in God’s image is that Adam had the capacity to make free choices. Although they were given a righteous nature, Adam and Eve made an evil choice to rebel against their Creator. In so doing, they marred the image of God within themselves, and passed that damaged likeness on to all of their descendants (Romans 5:12). Today, we still bear the image of God (James 3:9), but we also bear the scars of sin. Mentally, morally, socially, and physically, we show the effects of sin.
The good news is that when God redeems an individual, He begins to restore the original image of God, creating a “new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness” (Ephesians 4:24). That redemption is only available by God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ as our Savior from the sin that separates us from God (Ephesians 2:8-9). Through Christ, we are made new creations in the likeness of God (2 Corinthians 5:17)"
>You must be a newbie shill here. Lurk moar moran.
Not newbie. But even if I were to be here 100 yesrs I would not join your cultic union of misspellings. I'll leave that to those who seem incapable of contributing to a social enterprise without signalling their belonging with slavish signals - deliberate misspellings, for instance. Same thing as NXIVM branding or tattoos or any other mark of belonging to a cult. I am an 8 chan contributor not an 8 chan cult slave.