The Religion of Omnitologism was established to tackle the profound questions of faith that many religions overlook. What is our purpose? What is the meaning of life? Why do we suffer? Why do children die?
These are just a few questions that most religions skim over, often stating, “We don’t know what God’s plan is; you must believe and have faith.” Many people want to believe in an all-loving God, yet they witness pain and suffering, making it difficult to accept that a loving God would allow this to happen. How can an Almighty God sit by and watch His creations endure hardships? The answers are straightforward, and Omnitologism will reveal the truth. You will finally grasp the meaning of life and find answers to your questions.
Omnitologism asserts that all paths ultimately lead back to God. God created the Earth for our souls to fully experience the emotions, senses, and situations inherent in the lives we chose. We possess free will, selecting the path we wished to navigate on Earth before our birth. Regardless of personal beliefs, we will all return to God. Loving in nature, God embraces us as children, loving each of us equally, irrespective of the paths we follow. God intended for us to encounter both the positives and negatives on Earth, granting us the freedom to make our choices. There is no right or wrong way to live your life on Earth; it is simply what your soul has chosen to explore.
We believe that our life on Earth has a purpose, and that purpose isn’t known to us until it is fulfilled. Once it is accomplished, we will return to God. Some lives are short, while others are longer. Some will experience hardships, while others will have an easy life. Every decision made on Earth is our religious right to decide. From our personal healthcare choices to our actions on Earth, only our souls will know. Our lives are intertwined with others, and our actions influence another’s life experience on Earth. This was planned before we were born, as our souls decided that path.
I like to break it down in a simple way. God is like our parents, and the earth is like an amusement park with millions of rides. We get dropped off, and our parents say, “We will be back whenever you call us.” Remember, our parents are God in this example. So each of us goes on different rides, sometimes alone or sometimes with friends. Some may like only the lazy river, while others like the roller coasters. Some like long rides, others like short rides. Some get bored on the lazy river and want to get scared out of their minds, while others want an easy, unstressful day.
We meet different people on those rides; we have different interactions with people, some good, some bad. On those rides, we can scream, be quiet, cry, etc. No other passenger can tell us what to do or how to feel. Our actions can affect others on that ride. We may cry, and another passenger may comfort us or tell us we are crybabies! But that ride has an ending and will always have that ending. It may change slightly due to weather, nature, and others, but it will always be the same path.
Now, once you get off that ride, maybe it was too much, and you want to leave. You can just call up your parents, and you will go home. Maybe you want to try an easier ride or an even harder ride; that is up to you! It’s your life, and you can experience it the way you want to. The rides are the different paths of life that we decide to take before we are born.
Earth has rules & laws that one must follow , that are created by people. If you break these rules , you suffer the consequences on Earth. God will allow all Gods children to go home , no matter what happens on Earth.
The Earth and our souls were not created in sin. God does not need constant praise to raise God’s ego, just as your parents don’t need constant thanks from you for being born. Your joy of being God’s children and seeing us enjoy ourselves is all that is needed. The pain and suffering that we experience is allowed by God, as it is our souls’ decision to experience it. God knows that our souls will not be harmed; only our bodies will endure this temporary pain for our souls to achieve these emotions. Further videos will explain these and other questions that many have.
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