💬 God, nature, laws, worlds and philosophy

In the world there are two types of laws, those created by God and those of man. The first ones stimulate and favor life. The second ones limit it until they destroy it.

The laws of God lead man to grow and prosper, societies to evolve and humanity to progress. The laws created by man, on the contrary, lead man to lose more and more and to get worse and worse, causing involution and regression.

The laws of God lead man to act in his own best interest and in the best interest of humanity, while those created by man lead man to act against his own best interest and against the best interest of humanity.

This is why the distribution of wealth becomes increasingly unequal over the years, causing malaise to an ever-growing number of people.

Yes, the causes of the suffering experienced by billions of people all over the world are to be found in the law of man and in the fact that the number of people who live according to his law is constantly increasing.

Today more than 90% of the world's population are people who, living according to the laws of man, suffer. All these people, ignorant of God's laws, unconsciously cause damage to themselves and to those around them.

He who knows God's laws does not want and cannot be governed according to the laws of man.

The law of God is the law of nature.

Man is the only entity on Earth that lives against nature.

The reason why the masses live against nature is because they have been indoctrinated to surrender to a false God.

The causes of the suffering endured by billions of people worldwide are to be found in the indoctrination to believe in a false God.

Those governed, or institutionalized, are people who ignore God's law, individuals who, as a direct consequence of this ignorance, can only live according to the laws created by man, which are laws against life.

Those governed, or institutionalized, are people who ignore God's law They are more than 90% of the Earth, they live against nature and are those destined to lose the right to life, by the will of God, the omnipotent, that is, nature.

Less than 0.03% of the world's population know everything about the nature of man, and these people are the masters of the world, descendants of the blood of the philosophers of ancient Rome.

Philosophy is the most important subject in the world.