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THE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD THE FATHER’S SUPREME RULE |
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CEDOMIL VUGRINCIC, M.D., Ph.D. |
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In His contact with the post-Havona superuniverse’s
evolutionary and created worlds, the Universal Father does not exercise His
infinite power and final authority by His direct free-willed transmittal, but
rather through His Creator Sons and their subordinate personalities. Only if the delegated
personality fails to fulfill the divine trust, His divine mind could choose
to exercise His direct power. At such times and in the face of such default
and within the limits of the reservation of divine power and potential, the
Father can chose to act independently and in accordance with the mandates of
His own choice; and His choice is always one of the unfailing perfection,
mercy and wisdom. The Father rules through His
local universe Sons; on down through the universe organization there is an unbroken
chain of rulers ending with the Planetary Princes, who direct the destinies
of the Father’s vast created worlds and also evolving planetary domains. Jesus (Christ Michael of our
local universe of Nebadon) has said:” My Father,
who gave them to me, is greater than all; and no one is able to pluck them
out of my Father’s hand.” Therefore, it is no mere
poetic expression that exclaims: “The (constellation) Most
Highs rule in the kingdom of men.” “The earth is the Lord’s and
the fullness thereof.” “He removes kings and sets up
kings.” In the affairs of men’s hearts
the Universal Father may not always have His way; but in the conduct and
destiny of a planet the divine plan prevails; the eternal purpose of wisdom
and love prevails. As one glimpses the manifold workings and view the
staggering immensity of God’s well-near limitless creation, one may falter in
his concept of Father’s primacy, but the men should NOT FAIL TO ACCEPT HIM as
securely and everlastingly enthroned at the There is but “One God and
Father of all, who is above all and in all” and “He is before all things, and
in Him all things consist.” All evolutionary creature’s
life is beset by certain inevitabilities, which humans should re-evaluate
continuously in their mind while climbing the highest mountain, such as: -
Courage, in the
process of strengthening of character, -
Altruism, in
service of one’s fellows, -
Hope, in building
up the grandeur of trust, -
Faith, in the
supreme assertion of human with the divine thought, -
Love of truth, in
willingness of men to follow the Spirit of Truth where ever it leads, -
Idealism, in the
approaching the creative concepts of the divine, -
Loyalty, in the
devotion of humans to their highest duty- the God, -
Unselfishness, in
recognizing within self the spirit of self-forgetfulness, -
Pleasure, finding
happiness in satisfaction of individual and collective divine purpose.
***** Through the universe, every
local universe unit is regarded as the part of the whole. Survival of the
part is dependent on co-operation with the plan and purpose of the whole, and
the wholehearted desire and perfect willingness to do the Father’s divine
will. The only evolutionary world
without error, as the possibility of the unwise judgment, would be the world
without free-willed intelligence. In the central universe of Havona, there are a billion of perfect worlds with their perfect
inhabitants, but evolving man must be fallible if he is to be free. Free and inexperienced
intelligence cannot possibly at first be uniformly wise. The possibility of mistaken
judgment (evil) becomes sin only when the human will consciously endorses and
knowingly embraces a deliberate judgment. The full appreciation of
truth, beauty and goodness is inherent in the perfection of the divine
central universe of Havona and its inhabitants, but
not in the evolutionary creatures. Mortal man earns even his status
as an ascension candidate by his own faith and hope. Everything divine which the
human mind grasps and the human soul acquires is an experiential attainment;
it is a reality of personal experience and is therefore a unique possession
in contrast to the inherent goodness and righteousness of the personalities
of central universe of Havona. Reference: The Urantia
Book, Paper 3, Section 5 (edit),The Urantia Foundation
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