CB Willis (cbwillis@adore.lightlink.com) wrote:
>>     We are talking about auditing *GOD*.

>What does it mean to audit God? Why does God by or of any definition
>personal or impersonal need auditing?  What do you hope to achieve in so
>doing?

     Because God as Creator did not create Man as Creature, but BECAME
Man as creature.  Just as God became Man in Jesus, so did he become
Man in everyone of us literally.  If you were to clear all beings of
their finite identities and add them all up again, you would have the
original God that created everything here.

     When Creator BECAME Creature, God BECAME man, and thus in
auditing man we are auditing God.

     In auditing we are trying to undo the process by which the
Creator BECAME the Creature, and help the Creature to BECOME the
Creator again.  Not *A* creator beside God, but THE Creator.

     The idea that God as Creator created man as Creature creates a
separation between Man and God, even if one covers the separation with
'in His Broken Image' etc.

     GOD IS MAN.

     Man is God in incarnation.
 
     Literally, figuratively, peotically, rhetorically, any way you
want it.

     There was no CREATION, there was only BECOMING.

     God at best created the concept of man, and then became that
concept for his own edification.

     Heresy?

     I do hope so.
 
     Homer