“Now we must understand what God is. God is obviously all wisdom and all knowledge. Since He knows everything, He never has any problems. There are never questions to answer, nor goals to be achieved; there is never knowledge to be gained, nor experience to be had. Everything to God is apparent. Each movement to God is automatically creation. Somehow mankind has insisted upon devising a God with a whole set of moral attributes, but since moral implies conflict with immoral, God couldn’t possibly be either. He could not possibly be put in the position of wrestling, Himself, with good and evil and creating that which for the moment gained the upper hand. It has to be understood that God only creates, and that He creates without the knowledge of good and evil. It has to be understood that each human being is a living embodiment of God, that God is in him and around him, and that each human being creates through thought. Morally, the world-conscious human being knows right and wrong and good and evil, therefore he creates them. He creates them by his own thought. He. We. All of us. Not God.
For the act of creation in this life is accomplished by the Conscious Mind acting on the Subconscious Mind, and the Universal Subconscious Mind is the mind of God.”
– Uell S. Andersen, “Three Magic Words”
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