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Part I: The Origin and the Rupture

Before creating humanity, God first brought forth a host of angels. These celestial beings were designed to serve, worship, and carry out God’s divine will, much like programmed computers or robots in our modern technological landscape. However, this raises a perplexing question: how could such obedient beings, devoid of free will, fall from grace?

God’s creation of humanity was distinct from that of the angels. Humans were intended to be more like God, companions and beloved children endowed with free will. This special status, in my view, sparked a division among the angelic ranks and ultimately led to the downfall of many, causing the separation of mankind from God.

Some angels, perhaps misguided in their understanding of God’s will, believed it was their duty to expedite humanity’s growth beyond the confines of Eden. This misguided assistance, however well-intentioned, resulted in the fall.

Yet, God, unwilling to abandon the most cherished creation, mankind, has continuously sought to restore the broken connection. Throughout history, God has sent messengers to guide humanity back to its spiritual home. While some have found their way, the majority remains disconnected, prioritizing physical survival over spiritual nourishment. This imbalance manifests in the widespread psychological suffering plaguing our modern society.