| BkIII:2.II.3 | Creating a Man-God is what My plan consisted of before creation existed. My design was never to create anything separate, because that is not possible, nor does it make sense to do so. One of the difficulties you have in understanding the union of both human and divine natures is that you focus on metaphysical, philosophical, and abstract concepts. But your humanity expressed in form is concrete. The creation of form was part of the plan. What was never part of the plan was the opposite of love. The I-am-not-God sought to replace the I-am-divine. The pain, the suffering, the thoughts of separation and everything that comes from the opposite of love had to be pierced by My holiness, which is also yours, so that you can be who you are. You are divinized man. God is humanized God. |