Discerning Truth

Adam examines the current attempts to suppress the truth and people's apathy toward doing anything about it.

Adam posits that Homo sapiens is an anomaly that has disrupted the Earth's natural state. That everything we have invented for our comfort and otherwise is not essential to the Earth but ourselves.

There are many reasons older people might not yet have reached their goals. Not every life is the same. Some may have earned a degree but have yet to make it work. Some might have committed crimes and served in prison. Others might have taken care of elderly or sick parents, helped to raise younger siblings, or had to work to support themselves. And yes, some simply played around until they couldn...

Today's presentation is about the tenets that form the foundational concept of the Philosophy of the Divine Law. The Foundation of Understanding. These ten statements outline the philosophy's methodology for living in our shared reality.

Adam talks about the current state of affairs in American life.

Adam Discusses the cost of being indifferent to our social and political conditions.

Even with all its problems and dark history, America has been, and still is, that great city on a hill whose distant light beckons those who seek freedom.

It is long past the time that humankind should direct its efforts toward overcoming that which keeps us divided and think beyond our beliefs.

The inevitability of death is the most profound aspect of the reality in which we live. That we haven't conquered death, overcome its total and final grip over us, and defeated its random nature, frightens us. And in our fear, we seek comfort in some plausible explanation of what happens to us after we die.

Adam explains that dependency is inherent to our existence, an innate aspect of our development. The seed that helps to establish our awareness of the Divine Law.

Adam explains that the Philosophy of the Divine Law is not a philosophical flight of fancy, a theory, or a thought experiment. Instead, it is a philosophy that reflects real life. Therefore, its primary purpose is to focus our thinking on this reality and what it requires of us to live successfully within it.

The word of God surrounds us. It is everywhere! God's word teaches and guides us, but does not force us to take the path it reveals. Like a well, it does not yield its water to only one bucket; and like the seas, it does not send its waves to only one shore. It does not confine itself to one line of thought, one philosophy, one book, or one religion, but is obtainable in every aspect of the realit...

The Philosophy of the Divine Law defines salvation as the prevention of humanity's social destruction and the deterrence of our planet's ecological devastation by human means. And holds that God has already provided humankind with the guidance essential to save itself and live in peace.

As human beings, we are all equal. Divisions based on race, caste systems, and other birth-group socio-economic classifications are human constructions. False categories, established with erroneous definitions.

This is the second lesson on the Core Doctrines of the Philosophy of the Divine Law.

This podcast, and the three that will follow, will teach the Core Doctrines of the Philosophy of the Divine Law. The Concept of God. The Nature of our Reality. Humanity's Role on the Earth. And the Path to Salvation.

If God has a plan, then the world, as it is, reflects that plan. And everything that has happened, that is happening, and that will happen is a part of that plan. The Good, the bad, and the ugly!

It doesn’t matter to which family, in which country, or under which political system we were born. Whether rich, poor, free, oppressed, or somewhere in between, it is still our responsibility to live a positive and responsible life.

No matter where we find the truth, no matter its bearer, no matter its bearer’s agenda, we must accept it! Even when it disproves beliefs, we have held all of our lives.

The decisions we make determine the quality of our lives.

Respect and treat others as you would yourself. This is the second law of the Divine Law. In direct and no uncertain terms, it tells us to hold each other in respect. To treat other people as we would want them to treat us.

Adam explains the first principle of the Divine Law. “Love God with all your heart, with all your mind, and with all your being.”

Adam outlines the Divine Law's Definition of Evil. For centuries, humankind has struggled to find an answer to what we call the problem of evil: how to reconcile an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-loving God with the existence of suffering.

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Live the life God has given you as positively and as responsibly as you possibly can. It doesn’t matter to which family, in which country, or under which political system we were born, it is still our responsibility to live a positive and responsible life.