MAN_AS_GOD

God Plays All Parts

Neville teaches that the one God (the 'I AM' within each individual) is the sole actor in the universe, playing every role, whether perceived as good or bad…

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I AMImaginal ActSelf Pushed OutDivine SovereigntyBridge of EventsCausationUnityindividual vs. stateGodUnity of GodStates of consciousnessRedemptionDivine drama

Proof The Law Works

He is playing all the parts. And if one is basically inclined to steal, he will use him to produce the necessary means to get the money to put on the roof. So she comes home, and there was a robbery. All the things have been replaced with new ones and better ones, as she desired them. ... And so, if all things are made by Him, is there a thief in the world? He’s playing that part! Is there a so-called hero in the world? He’s playing that part. A coward? He’s playing that part. He is playing every part in the world, and it all adds up to produce the unseen imaginal acts of men.

Neville teaches that the one God (the 'I AM' within each individual) is the sole actor in the universe, playing every role, whether perceived as good or bad (thief, hero, coward). These 'characters' are merely instruments used by the divine imagination to bring about the manifestation of unseen imaginal acts, often serving as the 'bridge of events' to fulfill a desire.

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The Bread And The Wine

For it is really God in the state. There is only God to play every part. So I can embrace that being I call my enemy and have him see in me his most interested friend. So I redeem him. ... Everyone who walks the face of this Earth is God, but there are unnumbered states creates for a purpose, and we can use our minds to take anyone from an unlovely state. ... God is playing all the parts.

Neville teaches that there is only one God, and this God is playing every single part in the drama of life, manifesting as all individuals and occupying all states. This understanding is crucial for forgiveness, as it means even those perceived as enemies are God in a particular state, making their redemption possible through imaginative embrace.

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