Ergebnis für "God the Invisible King" in Spiritualität

In God, the Invisible King, Wells presents a compelling vision of the divine that transcends traditional religious boundaries. He articulates his deeply held belief in a personal and intimate God, one that is neither confined to the tenets of atheism, Buddhism, Islam, nor Christianity. Instead, he invites readers to explore a renascent or modern religion that has emerged within him—a belief system that is both profound and uniquely his own. (Summary from Wikipedia)

In this religious tract published in 1917, H. G. Wells (who achieved fame as a pioneer in the science fiction genre of writing) details his beliefs in a "modern religion", which involves the eschewing of rites and dogmatic beliefs for a more universal theology. He rejects certain aspects of dominant Christian dogmas such as the idea of the Holy Trinity and the omniscience and omnipresence of God and outlines his vision of an all-encompassing, all-inclusive society guided by devotion to serving God.