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Our Worldview on Divine Eternity

The Story on our Core Values and Beliefs per book-Part in WCG-doctrine.

 

Book-Part 7: WCG📘

We-Create-God

We-Create-God Doctrine

Our core beliefs propose that humanity should actively participate in creating a better future. Instead of waiting for solutions to appear by themselves, people can develop knowledge, ethics, science, technology, and cooperation. In this view, the concept of "God" represents a future ideal toward which humanity can consciously work.

This shifts responsibility from passive expectation to active participation. A better future emerges when individuals and societies continuously improve themselves and their world.

Materialism and Naturalism

To improve reality, people must first understand reality. Our core beliefs therefore place strong value on observation, evidence, and reason. Materialism focuses attention on the physical world as the solution, while naturalism seeks explanations in natural processes.

By studying nature, humanity gains reliable knowledge about matter, energy, life, health, society, and the universe. This knowledge makes practical improvement possible. Scientific understanding becomes a foundation for responsible action.

Moral Values and Emotions

Knowledge alone is not enough. Human actions are also guided by moral values and emotions. Emotions help signal needs, dangers, relationships, opportunities, and sources of meaning. Moral values help distinguish beneficial actions from harmful ones.

When knowledge and morality work together, people can make wiser decisions. Compassion may encourage helping others. Responsibility may encourage long-term thinking. In this way, values guide power toward constructive outcomes.

Primary Goals and Prime Directives

Values naturally lead to goals and directives. Goals define important outcomes that people wish to achieve. Directives establish guiding principles that shape how those goals are pursued.

Our core beliefs hold that goals should contribute to the flourishing of life, while directives help prevent harmful shortcuts. Goals provide direction. Directives provide boundaries and control. Together they help align action with both effectiveness and responsibility.

Fundaments and Driving Forces of Humanity

Human beings possess powerful natural motivations such as survival, reproduction, success, and happiness. These driving forces generate energy for action, innovation, and social development.

At the same time, the Five Fundamentals of Social Life -Love, Wisdom, Unity, Power, and Communication- provide guidance for how these motivations should be expressed. The WCG doctrine seeks to direct natural drives toward constructive purposes rather than destructive ones.

When driving forces are guided by moral fundaments, ambition can support innovation, power can support protection, and success can contribute to the well-being of both humanity and nature.

Three Perspectives on Life and Deity

A. Cosmic Eternal Wave/Pulse of Reality and Life

Our worldview regards the universe as an ongoing process of emergence and transformation. Scientific cosmology describes a universe that expanded from an extremely dense early state. Some speculative models additionally imagine larger cycles of expansion and contraction.

Within this perspective, reality can be viewed as a continuous flow of energy, matter, change, and development. From simple beginnings emerge stars, planets, living systems, intelligence, and civilisation. Each stage creates conditions that allow more complex forms to arise.

B. Micro-Cosmos, Meso-Cosmos, and Macro-Cosmos

As complexity increases, organised systems appear at many scales. At the micro-level, particles and atoms interact through natural laws. At the meso-level, organisms, ecosystems, and societies emerge. At the macro-level, planets, stars, galaxies, and larger cosmic structures develop.

Our worldview emphasises that these levels remain interconnected. Processes occurring on one scale can influence processes on another. Matter, energy, and information continually move through these different levels of reality, forming an integrated universe.

C. Biological Evolution of Immanent God and Transcendent God

As intelligence develops within the universe, humanity gains increasing ability to influence its own future. Global communication networks, scientific knowledge, and artificial intelligence expand the capacity of human civilisation to coordinate action on a larger scale.

Our worldview explores the possibility that increasingly integrated forms of intelligence may emerge through cooperation between humans and advanced technologies. Such developments can be viewed as part of a continuing evolutionary process in which intelligence becomes increasingly capable of understanding, shaping, and improving reality.

Over millions of years, an immanent God will arise biologically, and a transcendent God will surpass it.

Whether interpreted literally, symbolically, philosophically, or technologically, this perspective emphasises the long-term growth of intelligence, knowledge, wisdom, and responsibility throughout the universe.

Book-Part 8: MRC📖

Meta-Reality Communication

Meta-Reality Communication

As intelligence grows, communication becomes increasingly important. Human beings do not interact directly with reality itself. Instead, they construct mental models of reality through perception, memory, language, and interpretation.

Meta-reality communication examines how these models are formed and transmitted. It seeks to distinguish between events, observations, interpretations, assumptions, symbols, and beliefs. This distinction improves understanding and reduces confusion.

Syntax, Semantics, Pragmatics, and Truisms

Clear communication requires several layers of understanding. Syntax concerns structure. Semantics concerns meaning. Pragmatics concerns use and context. Truisms concern statements that appear obviously true.

These layers help people evaluate information more carefully. A statement may be grammatically correct but unclear in meaning. It may be meaningful but inappropriate for a particular context. It may sound true while hiding important assumptions.

By examining communication at multiple levels, people improve their ability to exchange knowledge accurately and responsibly.

QVD in Communication

Quality, Vector, Directive

Effective communication should connect ideals with action. QVD achieves this by linking a desired property (quality) to a direction of movement (vector), that is guided by a practical instruction (directive).

A quality identifies what is valuable. A vector identifies the direction of progress. A directive identifies specific actions. Together they transform principles into workable plans.

This structure helps individuals and organisations convert abstract values into measurable behaviour and practical achievements.

Mental and Immaterial Phenomena

At the highest level of our worldview stands the mental and immaterial phenomena that guide human existence. Love, Wisdom, Unity, Power, Happiness, Success, and Communication are not physical objects, yet they strongly influence physical behaviour and social development.

These phenomena shape goals, decisions, relationships, institutions, technologies, and cultures. Ideas influence actions. Actions influence societies. Societies influence the future.

For this reason, our core beliefs regard mental and immaterial phenomena as essential organising forces within human life. They help direct matter, energy, knowledge, and cooperation toward the continued flourishing of humanity, life, and the wider universe.

Summary

Our worldview therefore describes a continuous chain of development. The universe produces life. Life develops intelligence. Intelligence develops knowledge. Knowledge, guided by moral values, creates goals and directives. Communication spreads these ideas throughout society. Through cooperation, learning, and responsible action, humanity gains increasing ability to improve itself, society, and the world in which it lives.

This page is the end of the story about our Worldview with our Core Beliefs and Moral Values. The next page contains the Keywords that were discussed in our story. Every keyword will be described in the format: Meaning, Function and Example.

 

 
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Book Part 7 Topic A, Chapter 2, page 6: Worldview Parts 7-8