What significance do the Judaic concepts of monotheism and the soul have to us as a species?
Part II of II
...We are preparing for the common person living in space, traveling to the moon, and moving to other planets.
•
The idea of expanding the perception of our potential significance was one that allowed us to grasp the understanding that we could do anything we desired, given time, knowledge, and determination.
This brought us out of a perception of limited existence.
It laid the ground work for the acceptance of an unlimited physical existence.
We could learn to fly.
We could learn to understand the composition of the atom.
We could find a way to study bacteria and viruses and, in turn, learn to conquer them.
We could find a way to explore the dark side of the moon.
We could learn to explore the edge, the boundary, of the universe itself.
And what of we humans?
We humans, you and I, are capable of anything we put our minds to, including understanding our relationship and significance to the Causative Force.