Sanity Check

Evolution has been around for billions of years. While human ignorance has enjoyed a very short lifespan by contrast. Its possible evolution will outlast human ignorance. And that people will eventually evolve out of that state of existence. Although progress could be dragging us kicking and screaming the entire way.

A good question is to ask on the limiting factors of a purely spiritual existence. No demands on time, food, air, water, shelter, etc. A corporeal existence could be more of a slippery slope.

God is powerful and terrifying. A common practice to distance oneself from these harsh realities is the introduction of middle men: God -> Saints -> Radio Preachers -> Television Preachers -> Pastors/Preachers in church -> Average Joe Which is not unlike people attempting to construct walls between themselves and God. God -> Saints (Wall) -> Radio Preachers (Wall) -> Television Preachers (Wall) -> Pastors/Preachers in church (Wall) -> Average Joe . To have something resembling a relationship with God might require something similar to the following: God -> Saints (Wall) -> Radio Preachers (Wall) -> Television Preachers (Wall) -> Pastors/Preachers in church (Wall) -> Average Joe God -> Average Joe ... Interestingly, the way people relate to God is often identical to how they relate to everything in this world. As the world changes and many of these middle men are perceived as being increasingly less trustworthy and reliable. God -> Average Joe Will become more normalized. Which over the long run will only give people more reasons to have a more personal and direct relationship with God. Win/win/win

I'm not 100% certain which method the human design architects used. They might have combined one of those methods with meyer briggs personality test data. In an effort to make insightful and penetrating observations about individual traits & character. It seems to work. A lot of people are blown away by the depth of the categories and descriptions. Its gaining popularity all over the place: https://www.reddit.com/r/humandesign/

Yes. Once I looked at others always asking God for free stuff, asking everything to be easier. I said: I don't want to be like these people & prayed to God to make my life harder. Ended up working 12 to 16 hour days x 7 days a week for a long time.