he wants to seek his true followers. if the world was ruled by good no one would appreciate him, no one would put in any real effort , the world would be absurdly lazy, what would u strive for if its already good? god would be forgotten
god wants u to seek him , he wants u to get it urself , he only wants awesome followers, why wouldnt he? why would he want a sheep follower who isnt awesome ?god wants u to seek him ,not in the religious sheep sense but within your mind , how u live ect....things must be bad on earth for u or u will never search for anything, the creation would fail if there is no tension or struggle just like your muscles would waste in short time
true followers are who praise and thank him for all that life is good and bad, thats it
only few will show abilities as true followers obviously, look around , see many potential true followers hmm yes maybe mm no
so whats the reward for us, we put up with as much as we can take but seemingly our capacity grows for some of us to deal with it...
... the reward is easier explained to those realizing already their increased capacity to deal, god will make our lifes even more awesome, that is the reward. if youve got this feeling you sometimes sense it will get better slowly..but more naturally u may sense it will get worse too
god gets off on u making it through an evil world despiite all the pain and ssuffering ,u stiill choose to give a shit about exiisting in this created space for you, .. he makes it as tuff as you have figured out how to deal. as u progress througgh higher levels of testing he slips in ever increasing awards, i truly know this is whats happening
god is happy about the ones getting closer...im guessing hes always willing to give second chances to those not seeking higher ground
for god whats meaningful to him, its all about sweet victory through a hard fought battle
god obviously isnt hitting the cheat code getting zillions of true followers, hes probably done that on some galaxy b4
he needs this evil world to produce a real feeling of self worth
Temptation is the motivating force behind every action, whether we are fighting the temptation, nurturing it, denying it, or preventing someone else from giving in to it.
The Ringwraiths and Sauron seek it constantly. The sons of Denethor, Boromir and Faramir, both try to take it from Frodo. Even Gandalf and Galadriel, who are each drawn to the thought of the immense power it could give them.
No one is immune to its temptation, and Frodo is no exception. Though he is chosen as ring-bearer because he is the most resistant, he must constantly fight his desire for it. He is sometimes tempted to hand it over to his more powerful friends, while at other times he wants to keep it for himself.
When he finally arrives at Mount Doom, he elects to keep the ring, despite the tremendous anguish it has caused him. Though tempted by its power, he gives it up as Gollum appears for a battle - one that leads to its destruction. The ring that has possessed so many - that served to connect all the races of Middle-earth - is ultimately destroyed by its own power.
Just like what you were saying, dude.