“A man is what he believes” - Anton Chekhov
In closing, I release you to make your criticisms, and to
take or leave what you wish. The final thought I will leave all
of you with is to leave your heart and mind open to realize
what it knows is real- not what I or any other tells you.
Whether you want to believe what it is telling you or not, the
more you resist it, the more you will find yourself unhappy,
arguing with your own conscience. I have lain out what I believe to be real and it is now time that you choose for
yourself what the reality of this world we live in is. Around
the world, generations of people have chosen a reality, but it is up to you whether you choose to accept this, and the more we
turn away from this, the more we are destroying this cultural
feature for future generations.
At this point, I hope you, as the reader, have begun to
question or think about everything you read in here. While I would ask that you keep an open mind on it all, I know that
this is truly the point in which it is best to question it. To me,
though this work is incomplete, I have chosen my reality. I believe in an all-powerful God, and I know he or she loves
me. I am at ease with my conscience. Now it is your turn.
1 do hope that in some small way, this writing helps you
or someone else to help shape what you or they believe or
disbelieve, and while it would be nice to know that some of
you believe in what I believe, it is your choice. You have to be
open to accept even that which seems painful at times to
accept. Let your heart let go of grudges that limit your
thinking. Let your soul tell you what is true.
A publication and discussion of the book: The Force that Acted - by Andrew S Edwards The Force that Acted is a short book tying together religion and science. From Newton's Laws in the Big Bang, the Properties of Zero and Infinity, and the significance of Jesus of Nazareth to Buddhism and Islam, the book explores the differences in concepts between the existence of a physically and scientifically proven God and the concepts of religion and culture.
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