Famous love Quote by Sorin Cerin
“And we come back again to the same question, if God is guilty or not for the loss of the Sacred Self of the man at that time. We cannot speak of the Free Will, because man has neither Will nor Knowledge, unless it is at an imaginative level, in its own dream of the Illusion of Life. If we cannot speak of Free Will, does this mean that man did not have the possibility to choose? No, man didnt have the possibility to choose. Man only had the possibility to be chosen by the Creating Factor and Unique Accidental one. If he was chosen, could he have been chose to lose at the roulette of his own life against himself, thus loosing his Sacred Self? I do not think God, or as I call him, the Creating Factor and Unique Accidental one wished man to lose, because he would have probably not created him in the first place, as I do not think it was a mistake of the creation, when man was conceived in the Intended Mists of Destiny. All that I think is that Man at that time precisely becau”
About This Quote
The passage questions divine responsibility for humanity’s loss of spiritual identity, arguing that humans lack free will and are merely chosen by a higher creative force, not responsible for their downfall.
In simple terms: It debates whether God caused humanity’s loss of sacred self, suggesting humans are chosen, not free.
Key Takeaway
Consider the limits of free will and divine intent.
Themes
theology
free will
existentialism
Mood
contemplative
skeptical
Type
philosophical
theological
reflective
When to use this quote
- personal crisis
- philosophical debate
- religious study
- ethical reflection
Key Concepts
determinism
divine agency
spiritual identity
Questions to Reflect On
- Do we truly lack free will?
- How does belief in a “Creating Factor” affect moral responsibility?
A Different Perspective
The argument assumes a specific metaphysical framework that may not be universally accepted.
