Who are God’s Children? Are those outside the Abrahamic religions not God’s children?

Most people know the prevailing answers from all sides.

But the question remains…

‘We are all God’s children’ is a hippy mantra, but is it true? It certainly sounds good and makes us feel included, without need for religious practices or side taking; no signatures required. Philosophically and without emotion, I’d say the hippies are right. God made us and hence we are his creations, his children.

From here we ask the following question, does He love us all? More or less, yes. No need to over analyze it.

Equally? It’s not so clear.

Existence is our gift, opportunity is our promise, from there it’s on an individual basis.

The better question to ask is, do we have equal relationships with God? The obvious and definitive answer is no, we do not. That’s the catch.

Poof, you exist! Now what?

A funny analogy is you’re dropped off somewhere far away from home and then spend the rest of your life trying to get back. Silly, isn’t it? But true philosophically if we do in fact begin from the place we endeavor to return to.

My job is to:

1. Get people, anyone, everyone, to believe in God.
2. Connect with God.
3. Stay connected to God.
4. Build a successful thriving relationship with God.
5. That’s it.

I’m a tad fire and brimstone for most peoples liking, with good reason, since the struggles of good versus evil are very real and unpleasant to think about. I get it. But stating it plainly you can get past the theatrics and down to the grassroots. It’s really quite simple. It’s the institutions that don’t want you to know that it is simple.

You don’t need anything other than yourself and God.

Willingness is the key to getting started and developing from there, until you have the richness of life with God, your creator on Earth, and eventually fulfill the promise of an unimaginable existence in the next.

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