Theology Quote by K.J. Bishop
““Could your god and this infernal be called enemies, then?" "It is more complicated than that. God knew what was going to happen, of course. The divine has a plan for the infernal. Because all is of God and nothing of God can truly be destroyed, the infernal must instead be transmuted. It must realise its error, comprehend the illogicality of its existence, and choose to become part of the divine. When all is converted, the erroneous potential will no longer exist. Perfection will be achieved. We are all subjects, substances, in this greatest alchemy, the Great Work of God.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Great Work of God by K.J. Bishop, 2023
Divine and infernal are intertwined; the infernal must be transformed into the divine to achieve perfection.
In simple terms: Infernal must become divine for perfection.
Key Takeaway
Seek transformation, not destruction.
Themes
spirituality
alchemy
perfection
duality
Mood
reflective
hopeful
Type
philosophical
inspirational
When to use this quote
- personal growth
- ethical decision making
- conflict resolution
- creative problem solving
Key Concepts
theology
metaphysics
transmutation
Questions to Reflect On
- What aspects of your life need transmutation?
- How do you reconcile opposing forces?
A Different Perspective
Assumes a monistic worldview; may not apply to secular contexts.
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