There is that which has always been called God,
and there is the God of Theology. These are not
the same Gods. It helps to keep that in mind.

The God of Theology is a crazy God. That God creates
everything and gets angry with the people God makes
because they have a mind and a will of their own, which
that God did not foresee and then punishes them with hard
work while they live and Hell when they die.

The Theologians invented sin, atonement, redemption and believing
that Jesus was God’s Only Son Our Lord in order to be saved
and go to heaven when we die. And if we don’t believe that we
go straight to hell forever. (And I say if we are going to take
something on faith, why not take it on faith that we are born
with everything we need to find what we need to do what needs
to be done, when, where and how it needs to be done every day
throughout our lives–and live as though it is so? Why believe we
are going to hell?

That Which Has Always Been Called God plays with people
and blesses people all their lives with Psyche, the life force in all
living things, Tao, the Flow of life from birth to death, and
Intuition, the inner guide and friend of all living things.

Our way of communing with That Which Has Always Been
Called God is the way of emptiness, stillness and silence where
we wait to meet what arises in the silence and know what’s what
and what’s called for and rise to serve/do what needs to be done,
when, where and how it needs to be done for the joy of doing it
and the satisfaction of having done it throughout our life, as full
partners with God in the experience of living all our life long.

And we don’t have to believe that in order to go to heaven. We can
experience the truth of it just by opening ourselves to the truth of
how things are with us day-to-day to know the reality of our ability
to do the right thing in the right way at the right time in the right place, and the blessings, wonder and joy of so doing throughout our entire
life long.