The Future of Religion
It is really difficult to talk about spirituality because our boxes that we define as our religion are so rigid, and so shtupid, that imagining something much better, much more open, AND MUCH MORE HELPFUL, is difficult. But, that is indeed what the future religions will have. The ability and tools to help you with your needs, desires, hurts, shadow self… and most importantly YOUR connection with God.
Most religions today say something like, "Let us connect with God for you". "You are not holy/good/perfect enough to talk to God yourself, let us do that for you." "Let us interpret what God is saying, so that you will understand". (understand, to stand under someone else's belief system.)
And all of our religions have been affected/infected by dark forces (often the same ones who corrupted/took over govern-cement. Further, we have a limited comprehension of our ancient holy texts.
A lot of things are happening right now. "The veil is thinning". We can get more information from the other side. We are going to start having experiential knowledge about spirituality far deeper than before. AND! Aliens are going to show up and show us holographic videos of what really happened that was written about in our texts.
Christianity and Atheism
I want to just lump them into one pile and call them shtupid. But that would be fair to many people, nor will it be comprehensible by either side.
One of the big problems is that Atheism is supposed to be a lack of belief in God. But really, Atheism is more like anti-Christianity, or anti-Christian-God. Most atheists do not know much about any other religions. And, if they do they usually become Agnostic, and distance themselves from atheism.
Now, because many Christians do not know much about their holy text, and because there is all kinds of mis- and bad- translations and nefarious editing, the Bible has all kinds of contradictions and seemingly bad logic. And the atheists like to poke fun at the Christians for this. Thinking themselves all logical and scientific.
Unfortunately, Modern Materialistic science is just as filled with contradictions and bad logic. "Just give us one miracle, and we will describe the rest happening without God," is a concise statement of their stance.
Sooooo, in the very near future, both of these groups are going to get information about how shtupid each have been. The Vatican is going to spill forth its information, showing that the Vatican itself has been lying to all the Christians about things, and translations.
And then the aliens come, and show us even more. Making it clear how shtupid our Materialistic Science is.
What happens to Atheism and Christianity?
Now, you cannot prove God exists, nor can you prove God doesn't exist.
But the one thing that really doesn't exist is the upset, punishing, send you to live for eternity in hell, God. This is actually a manifestation of the angry, controlling, father figure. This is so pervasive, that even the atheists believe God is that way.
So, the atheists think that they are so smart, because they believe that God doesn't exist; that their Science, is a better "God". The Christians thinking they are more holy, because they believe that God exists, and that makes them morally superior.
But, really, both groups are very silly, but they will both learn. Both, grow up, so to say.
The atheists discarded the Bible, and all of its wisdom on morality. Much to their detriment. They really need that wisdom. However, the Christians are not doing much better on applying that morality.
And that is the thing about the future religions. So much of the dogma will be dropped, and people will work independently to understand morals and their frameworks. And, in this comprehension, lies the seeds for advanced societies and advanced understanding of the self.
Both Atheism and Christianity will throw off their shtupidity and start something better.
Is there a God?
What a strange thing to ask when talking about Atheists and Christians.
You cannot find God through science. However, his fingerprints are all over this universe. So, many scientists work so hard, because they want to prove God exists. Many Atheists have ignored, or don't know this fact.
Logic doesn't help either. Logically speaking, if God exists, then there are things that are God, and things that are not-God. However, God is everywhere, God is in everything. So, all our logic can say is, God exists or God doesn't exist.
But, as yee seek, so shall yee find. If you seek God, you will find God. Specifically, certain meditations will open up your mind. And what happens is you begin a relationship with God. You learn more and more about God. Until, you get to a place that you know God exists. Not in a logical, or thinking way, but in the sense that "God is my friend"
Of course this is an individual journey, that none can do for you. And there is no conclusive proof. You either know God, or you are insane, and its all in your mind.
But what truly will shock Atheists, is that when we start talking with alien races, we will find that they are truly bewildered that we do not know God. Our Earth is one of the few places where God can be forgotten, and we have the free choice to believe or not believe he exists.
The future will see the death of Christianity and Atheism. Because both of these are too limiting. New "religions" will form, however, we will not see the animosity seen between Atheism and Christianity of today, nor the almost feud that exists between sects of Christianity.
All paths to learning God are useful.
(and God will not fault anyone, for any path. It is a journey, each to their own)
We will see "spirituality" and we will see "advanced christian" and other things like this. We will see groups, loose groups, and people who go it alone. But the thing most people will see first is that the big churches collapse. Especially the Vatican as all of its secrets spill out.
We will lose our old "certainty" that came from being a part of a large group, with large dogma, or mind think. However, we will find new certainty through actual, spiritual, individual experiences.