Satoshi_shrugged on Nostr: I used to think that Jesus was just a successful cult leader. I still feel that he ...
I used to think that Jesus was just a successful cult leader.
I still feel that he was a man like anyone else. However, he was a man who realized the truth that god is within all of us and makes up all of creation.
I identify closely with Spinoza’s idea of god as the force that moves all things. We are all parts of the whole, temporarily perceiving our self through a limited perspective.
It is hard to draw any real distinction between ourselves and the world around us.
Everyone I try to talk to about this looks at me like I’m crazy.
Any thoughts?
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