ZHIQI LIU

When the Ego expands to the collective level, what becomes of human civilization? * Beginning with Cain and Abel, violence becomes the structural undertone. * "The earth was filled with violence" (Genesis 6:11). * The Biblical conclusion is stark: "Every inclination of the human heart is evil from childhood&

The previous thesis defined the essence of the "Self-Structure." This chapter describes the actual quality of life led within that structure. In other words: when a man leaves the Father’s house to live in a world governed by the "Dividing Mind" and the sovereignty

Why is it that humanity is so universally unhappy? * The more abundant our material goods, the more severe our anxiety. * The more advanced our civilization, the deeper our emptiness. * The successful remain restless, while the ordinary find themselves in greater pain. This is no accident; it is structural. Having departed

In our day, many are reluctant to enter a church, hesitant to undergo baptism, and even unwilling to call themselves "Christians." Yet, if one engages them in deep conversation, a striking pattern emerges: * They acknowledge that Life possesses a Source. * They exhibit a profound sensitivity to the moral

(Reasonable Faith) The preceding nine theses have established a comprehensive framework: * The universe began with the Divine command, "Let there be light." * Language cannot encapsulate God. * God is the Essence (Ontos); the Logos is His manifestation. * Life originates from the Divine breath. * The world is a projection of

(The Eternal "Way" Beyond All Human Language) Throughout the preceding eight theses, we have drawn heavily upon the vocabularies of modern thought: * Physics (Quantum Collapse, Entropy, Singularity) * Philosophy (Ontology, Forms, Boundaries) * Psychology (Ego-Structure, Consciousness) We must now soberly address a fundamental question: To what extent do these