We are all prophets, as are the trees and the stars, then.Gustav Bjornstrand wrote:But if God is God and the author of all, why would there be any substance other than just God-stuff? Why would there be any creation at all since there is no need for it? Instead of light shining from a sun, there *should* only be God's presence: the light of all light. Similarly with water, or heat, or cold, space, time and anything. What is the 'purpose' of setting all this strange stuff in motion, and then what is the purpose of this 'cloaking' effort by the author of all creation? Why the mystery?.Lacewing wrote:Isn't it also reasonable to ask/consider if MAN interjected himself for his OWN sense of self-importance (and control)? Why would a god NEED this kind of "translation" if the god created ALL of it and man in the god's own image? Knowing how humans can distort things, why would a god utilize such a static-prone frequency to transmit messages? What is NOT spiritual about asking reasonable questions?
If god is the author, then Nature is the Book: "prophet" becomes meaningless.