6230	Forums / Theology Forum / Re: Romans and the Flesh Monster.	on: June 28, 2008, 06:14:22 PM
Human freedom, or the paradigm of conscious equilibrium is not expressed in nothingness. Since what happens is a sequence of cause an effect relationships. And where ever we find ourselves in that sequence of history, is what goes on in our spiritual consciousness. How did the concept of negative be expressed in conscious awareness to our being? So that there is attached a weight of necessity to experiencing its having an effect on our relational awareness in all that makes us a separate person of understanding of the image of ourselves. It is drawn out of the sense of the other and yet the understanding is personal experience. So there is a cause of being prior to the experience of being aware of the cause and effect in the personal conscious understanding. And human freedom has an other cause and effect longing as the origin of the struggle with negative paradigms. The natural working of sin in human experience is diverse in its negativity. That power to work is from an invisible spiritual paradigm. We cannot fathom the moment of its awakening and yet we know that there are ebbs and flows as to its power over us. That spiritual awareness in us is it being matured by the experiencing of its power. There is a sense in which we find the glory of His pleasure in understanding how we experience that weight in the matter at hand. Because our power of having a cause in the freedom over sin is a cause outside of our experience of that weight. There is no real working power in us to effect the natural ebb and flow of sins power as if it is equal to our ability to watch over our souls with our natural eyes. So that the sense of having that power over sin is eyed in us through another. We gain a proper perspective of ourselves as sinners when we are lost in the wonder of His glory and pleasure.