So Many Calamities of Nature

GOD IS NEUTRAL.

What in another situation could be interpreted as a heavenly image, ironically, was recorded moments after the first significant earthquake struck Haiti, frame from YouTube video.

(PASO ROBLES, Calif.) - Confusion regarding God’s Universal Nature [N] is caused by the difference between a Neutral God versus the nature [n] of man’s “Institutional Gods.”

The water-cycle is a good representation of God’s Universal plan that deposits rain from oceans on every level of earth’s surface from where accumulations flow back to the sea, in the same way as souls revert to their beginning by which the span of every life is measured.

God doesn’t oversee these functions; they perform independently when installed, allowing intelligence and natural events to take their course.

God is Neutral! He doesn’t decide where people shall live; people do! - at times contrary to logic. Where world overpopulation dictates, the choice might be of necessity and catastrophic.

Politics and religions obsessed with their own agenda disguise God’s true Nature by imposing on others dictates of their Institutional Being.

The Party of Jesus for example accuses Democrats of being cerebral-contrarians to their God’s wishes when in fact it is Republican obstructionism and lies that confuse and confound God’s Universal Nature - until it was revealed by New Orleans and the Katrina fiascos - to which can be added Haiti, Malasia, China, Peru, plus volcanic Islands, etc.

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Kenneth G. Ramey was a 79-year old "writer without a Website" who is generating excellent, provocative articles on the subject of religion and world affairs. We are pleased that Ken's "lone wolf" presence as a writer in the world has been replaced by a spot on our team of writers at Salem-News.com. Raised in Minnesota and California during the dark years of the Great American Depression, Ken is well suited to talk about the powerful forces in the world that give all of us hope and tragedy and everything in between. You can write to Ken at: kgramey@sbcglobal.net