Beyond the Visible: Embracing the Invisible Realms

Acknowledge the existence of one creator God while recognizing a multiplicity of lesser spiritual beings or 'gods with a lowercase G,' which possess free will similar to humans. These entities can choose to serve or rebel against God, embodying both good and evil. The insight emphasizes an often overlooked invisible world that exists alongside the visible one, a reality that many, particularly in Western cultures, struggle to accept. This skepticism is influenced by a materialistic outlook conditioned by Enlightenment values and scientism, which dismisses anything that cannot be empirically validated. The prevalent belief in the West, even among faith adherents, tends to minimize the significance of scripture's supernatural dimensions, misleadingly suggesting that past spiritual manifestations are no longer relevant today. This presents a cultural dissonance, as much of the world views the Western materialist perspective as limiting and naive, in stark contrast to the broader, more complex worldview that may align more closely with biblical teachings.