On The Nature of God (duality)

Hieroglyph for Ra.

Ra, the main of the Ancient Egyptian deities, was “described” as:

He who is and is not.

–There should be a source out there.

Whereas this very could be straight up gimmick, I do believe God indeed has a dual Nature.

Which would be:

1. Ontological

As what Parmenides called Being, or that which Plato called Good, later Aristotle, Existence.

2. Personal

As creator of the Universe (similar to what Plato referred to as Demiurge), and,

A personal Supreme Entity, Unique and of Divine Nature, which actively intercedes in human History and each of our personal histories.

Theist Cosmovision of History

Alfa & Omega

Disclaimer: The way I draw may pierce your eyes if you exaggerate enough.

Explanation of the drawing:

The Red represents God and the black, men.

The book is Red because God is both omniscious and creator.

The book is open on a certain period of Macrohistory (what people often refer to as “History”) and “Microhistory” or “Personal History”.

In this Cosmovision, Personal History constitutes Macrohistory and, as a whole, History itself.

We write History. History isn’t being written by an “author”.

We do. We invented the wheel, the revolver, and the Smartphone.

Moreover, the red “coma” on the book, represents God’s intercesion in History, as for the Theistic belief.