EPISODE · Jul 16, 2016 · 25 MIN
What Creates Evil – Podast
from The One God Podcast · host jeanine
WHAT CREATES EVIL - Chapter 7 | The One God: One must come to realize in being in the world that there are destructive forces within the world. If one is really honest and self-observant, one will realize that there are even destructive forces within oneself. Certainly, within the world around you, these destructive forces become evident and have been a part of human experience throughout its entire history. If you are observant of your own thoughts and inclinations, it will be apparent to you that there are destructive forces within you. You see this in your desire for revenge. You see this in your desire to conquer or overwhelm others. You see this in your desires, however secret they might be, to remove or eliminate other people. You see this in your dreams. The post What Creates Evil – Podast appeared first on The New Message from God.
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WHAT CREATES EVIL – Chapter 7 | The One God: One must come to realize in being in the world that there are destructive forces within the world. If one is really honest and self-observant, one will realize that there are even destructive forces within oneself. Certainly, within the world around you, these destructive forces become evident and have been a part of human experience throughout its entire history. If you are observant of your own thoughts and inclinations, it will be apparent to you that there are destructive forces within you. You see this in your desire for revenge. You see this in your desire to conquer or overwhelm others. You see this in your desires, however secret they might be, to remove or eliminate other people. You see this in your dreams. As revealed to Marshall Vian Summers on January 17, 2008 in Boulder, Colorado Subscribe to the Podcast Download this revelation NewMessage.org facebook.com/newmessagefromgod
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