Responsibility

On what I have posted last there are simple arguments and contradictions to this philosophy. Western tradition in Christian thought and simple Biblical interpretations can be seen to portray the Lord as a highly adaptive, intelligent entity cognitive of his actions and the actions of the individual. And through this understanding, God has not only control of our destiny for his amusement but an intelligent plan from which he can manipulate us into any whim he wishes, so we may always follow the path for his goal. This all begins in the book of Genesis. As the story opens, Jehovah creates the universe and the natural Earth as we know it with animals and trees. Additionly, he then creates man and woman together in his image and everything is good. Immediatly after this account of creation, Elohei Avotenu once again creates the universe and Earth but now he forms man alone from the dust of the ground to tend to his creation in Eden. The simplicity in our creation is unlike others in the beginning of Genesis. We are not formed by the hands of Adonai out of nothing into existence. We are not birthed from the void as is the universe and our world. Elohim HaAv formed us not into this world, but out of it. If we are truly sons of Adam and the daughters of Eve made physcial from their spirtual bodies after the act of Original Sin, we are the children of The First and the Last and the servant of his creation. Ben Elohim represented this ideal most provactivly through his now eternal act of becoming the Suffering Servant nailed to the cross. Accordingly, to continue to subsidize this conception of our conception, we can now begin to accept the truth that we are the servants of I Am and of his creation. We are his most beloved for he has entrusted us with all of his compisitions and living opus. The meaning of our creation is the simple and much like the post I have written before. We have been destined and entrusted to preside over his creation like a babysitter over a child. We are not taking care of our on conception but the seed of another. However, through the idea of free-will we betrayed this trust in the actions of Adam and Eve and continually after their banishment from Paradise. We are now toyed with and punished as though by a child for our intolerable act of insubordination. In order to return to the Garden and to the light and warmth of our Creator it is our responsibilty to become the servants of his whim and of his creation.