Bright Spark
Posts: 327 
Location: Ont
Location: Ont
May 27th, 2007, 02:59 PM
For this question you will need to include all entities that are known by God to have form and are accountable for what they do, and who's action impacts all other entities. Doing so you would now have two entities, individuals and societies.
If we are to now address the negative impacts I can say you will find none within the individual class, as the greatest impact for cases of man's inhumanity to man in MHO can be found within the societal(collective) class, not individual, nor would one expect the two classes to be handled differently by God for cases that have the very same case factors and circumstances, but they are.
AndyF
Quoting look3467
Do you mean negative or positive, turmoil, prosperity, etc.?
“Impact the world”
What one human being caused and causing the greatest impact on the world of humanity?
Peace>>>AJ
What one human being caused and causing the greatest impact on the world of humanity?
Peace>>>AJ
For this question you will need to include all entities that are known by God to have form and are accountable for what they do, and who's action impacts all other entities. Doing so you would now have two entities, individuals and societies.
If we are to now address the negative impacts I can say you will find none within the individual class, as the greatest impact for cases of man's inhumanity to man in MHO can be found within the societal(collective) class, not individual, nor would one expect the two classes to be handled differently by God for cases that have the very same case factors and circumstances, but they are.
AndyF
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Location: Northern California
Location: Northern California
May 27th, 2007, 09:37 PM
How did it affect humanity as a whole?
Prior to a particular point in time, there where two distinct groups of religious beliefs;
1 The Jewish belief in their God, and 2. The heathen in whose beliefs in gods could be anything other than the Jewish God.
But after that point in time there are now three distinct groups.
1. The Jewish belief in God
2. The heathen in whose beliefs in their gods and (Including in this group are all unbelievers)
3. Christianity beliefs in the Jewish God.
Could we say then that the impact to change humanity’s thinking, its heart could be attributed to one individual?
The world that then was to the world that now is, as a dramatic change which impacted the world then and is still doing so today?
What is the count in numbers because of this one individual? Would that give an indication?
Peace>>>AJ
Quoting AndyF
Well Andy, the question fits both positive and negative, that is the reason for the impact.
Do you mean negative or positive, turmoil, prosperity, etc.?
For this question you will need to include all entities that are known by God to have form and are accountable for what they do, and who's action impacts all other entities. Doing so you would now have two entities, individuals and societies.
If we are to now address the negative impacts I can say you will find none within the individual class, as the greatest impact for cases of man's inhumanity to man in MHO can be found within the societal(collective) class, not individual, nor would one expect the two classes to be handled differently by God for cases that have the very same case factors and circumstances, but they are.
AndyF
For this question you will need to include all entities that are known by God to have form and are accountable for what they do, and who's action impacts all other entities. Doing so you would now have two entities, individuals and societies.
If we are to now address the negative impacts I can say you will find none within the individual class, as the greatest impact for cases of man's inhumanity to man in MHO can be found within the societal(collective) class, not individual, nor would one expect the two classes to be handled differently by God for cases that have the very same case factors and circumstances, but they are.
AndyF
How did it affect humanity as a whole?
Prior to a particular point in time, there where two distinct groups of religious beliefs;
1 The Jewish belief in their God, and 2. The heathen in whose beliefs in gods could be anything other than the Jewish God.
But after that point in time there are now three distinct groups.
1. The Jewish belief in God
2. The heathen in whose beliefs in their gods and (Including in this group are all unbelievers)
3. Christianity beliefs in the Jewish God.
Could we say then that the impact to change humanity’s thinking, its heart could be attributed to one individual?
The world that then was to the world that now is, as a dramatic change which impacted the world then and is still doing so today?
What is the count in numbers because of this one individual? Would that give an indication?
Peace>>>AJ
