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I would first ask: Why? And then maybe: Does that belief serve you?
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Fear could be "Awe"
Fear of God could be I think like being in awe of the Ineffable...as this definition has it:
"Extreme reverence or awe, as toward a Supreme Power." not necessarily fear of say hell or brimstone. - Art ![]()
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"it benefits us to be thoughtful, not of the glory of our minds, but rather, above all else, of the glory of God." - Johannes Kepler |
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I would ask them why they feel the need to fear something which loves them unconditionally.
Peace, Love, & Light
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"An object is perceived, or not perceived, according as the mind is, or is not, tinged with the colour of the object. " Patanjali - Sutra 4:17 |
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