“Not Two Powers–Only One!”
“Now in this world full of evil and problems, we will always, as humans, start by ’seeing things as they are’–as they appear to be–and that means seeing and believing in something that disturbs us, which we call evil, and so it may be. This is ‘negative’ believing . . . and what we are inwardly seeing, and therefore believing, is what we outwardly transmit to others. We can’t help it in our looks, words and deeds, for all we share with others is ourselves; and if we see things as evil we transmit negative believing to others–we transmit darkness, not light; death, not life.
“Is there an alternative? Yes, there is–and that was what settled into me, once I saw God as all: that there cannot be two powers, for He is one, absolute and supreme. But how, then, can I include the workings of an evil power, of which the world and people are so full, as an expression of one power which is God, who is love?” –Norman Grubb, Yes, I Am
