God and Prayer —
Our Third Force in the World

"With God All Things Are Possible" — Matthew 19: 24 - 26
 

Prayer, said Dr. Alexis Carrel, a foremost scientist, is "one of the most powerful forms of energy man can generate"—therefore we can take as truth the Humanistic model of life vs the Mechanistic (Malthusian vision) model which simply sees Human beings as "things" and expendable, which is why we have War—given to the ideology of hierarchy and the subsequent realities of inequality.

The Humanistic model, through the idea of prayer, sees Human beings whose depth far exceeds the limits of the three dimensional world, and is therefore not determined by any oppressive or controlling influence or force—hence the phrase, "God is great" or Allahu Akbar in the religion of Islam and the idea of Equality of all possibilities and opportunities for all Human beings:  "In the eyes of my Lord, all people are equal"—said the Prophet of Islam. 

Similarly, the American Founders in the Declaration of Independence, birthed the nation in the Equality of God as independent of any tyranny and oppression or oppressive rule of men: 
 

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
 

Equality is the right and natural blueprint of Life—building on our conscious evolution through the Humanistic qualities of Peace, Love and Sharing vs. the Darwinian concept of "survival of the fittest"—which draws directly on human basal or animalistic qualities in life of Fear, War, loathing and selfishness.

Now we know why we have the wrong world—because it's been built on the world-creating concept of WAR and the profit motive.  We are not here to bomb one another, but to "Love one another"—as the fundamental spiritual precept—that is the right way to go.  And so on that basis, we have a prayer to engage the Third Force—God—in the world changing Prayer for Peace and Love:
 

"Those who pray do more for the world than those who fight; and if the world goes from bad to worse,
 it is because there are more battles than prayers." — General George S. Patton

• Presumes a nonmechanistic view of man
 

• Does not accept the principle of determinism
 

• Views man as a subject and not an object, and
 

• Focuses on the holistic adaptive status of an organism’s behavioral actions
 

• Each person, or his/her behavior is unique and must be resolved in terms of
his/her own subjective conscious worldview.

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• little of value can be learned about humans by studying animals

• subjective reality is the primary guide for human behavior
 

• studying individuals is more informative than studying what groups of

individuals have in common
 

• a major effort should be made to discover those things that expand
 and enrich human experience
 

• research should seek to find those things that will help solve human problems
 

• the goal of psychology is to formulate a complete description of what it means to

be a human being (includes importance of language, emotions, how humans seek to find meaning in their lives)
 

The humanist is interested in a person’s everyday life behavior as it occurs in the natural environment, not in constricted pieces of artificial behavior as they occur in the laboratory: By definition, humanism is both a world view (philosophy of man) as well as an applied psychology (psychotherapeutic approach).
 

Human Beings' True Life is to Be Self-Reflective and
  Connected to the Universal God within for the
 Genius in Them
 

"Great living is not all output of thought and work. A man has to have intake as well. I don't know what
 you call it, but I call it Religion, Prayer, or God." — General George S. Patton

Our Divinely Sourced Being — Prayer
 and the Natural World

"There is a town Omalonga in Guatemala where Ken Peters ministered that is inhabited mainly by practicing Christians. They are fervent Christians and their crop is... manyfold the size of a regular crop. They are able to harvest huge vegetables: one footlong+ carrots, two feet long lettuces, huge corns, etc... And we fear about resource shortages in case of population growth!? But then if you lose your values, faith and religion, according to the Adversary's plan, then you won't harvest anything outstandingly divine, but pitifully... à la Monsanto (now Bayer)."  (Excerpt)

Abraham Lincoln and George Washington


The Patton Prayer


The Magnificence and Grandeur of
the Human Conscience

 

Martin Luther King, Jr and a Talk on the World Created by the
 Mechanistic-Animalistic World Paradigm

"Beyond Vietnam"


Our 21st Century Predicament — A Conspiracy for Love


Union Forward Declaration of Alignment

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