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Jesus is the Light in The Simulation

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

September 23, 2023

God the Creator is often presented through images of light and shining in the Holy Bible: “From Zion, perfect in beauty, God shines forth” (Psalm 50:2); “His voice was like the roar of rushing waters, and the land was radiant with his glory” (Ezekiel 43:2); “God, the blessed and only Ruler, the King of kings...

How God Enlightens our Minds in The Simulation

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

September 16, 2023

As seen in the article, “Divine Light in The Simulation,” light is a fundamental part of The Simulation. There is a strong bond between Divine Light and the light of the soul; it is an unbreakable thread through which our souls always return to the Creator. Challenges and events within a simulated world make us...

Divine Light in The Simulation

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

September 9, 2023

From the beginning of time and across many faith traditions, “Light” has been associated with the Divine Holy Being, God, our Creator, the Lord of The Simulation where we live, according to the concept Simulation Creationism of Nir Ziso, the founder of The Global Architect Institute. We read in the book of Genesis that “Light”...

Case Studies of Prophets in The Simulation

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

September 2, 2023

The early prophets steer the events in The Simulation effortlessly. We can assume that God uses their consciousness directly with a clear understanding of what is necessary to do. God navigates our simulated reality through time, giving us a subjective perception of the space around us and the events happening within it. God needs to...

Prophecies and Simulation Creationism

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

August 27, 2023

The Old Testament is an account of the line of prophets who profoundly influenced old Israeli society. It would be wrong to view these prophets only as external critics of certain social processes or political structures - although this is also significant in their works - or as opposition either on a religious, political, or...

The Hour of Judgment in The Simulation

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

August 12, 2023

When and how will the Last Judgment occur? Time is a simulated part of this world; it is a relative dimension needed for the learning process in The Simulation. God is above time, and he created the world with time. In Simulation Creationism, the theory proposed by Nir Ziso of The Global Architect Institute, time...

Last Judgment as Understood by Simulation Creationism

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

August 12, 2023

In the Christian community, from the very start, there is faith and hope in Christ’s second arrival; in the New Testament, it is termed simply as “Coming” or “Parusia.” In ancient Corinth, Jesus’ followers greeted themselves with “Maranatha! The Lord comes!” All of the history of humanity after Christ develops between the first and second...

The Simulation Creationism theory of Nir Ziso presupposes that God created The Simulation. It is eternal but at some point, it also provides “time” and “space”. In our static universe, The Simulation is an ongoing process to make our souls God-like. As we cannot be the same as God in His essence, we can only follow his characteristics and learn to be more like Him. The Simulation helps us do so through various events and challenges, but God has also revealed Himself through sages and prophets, signs and messages. Ultimately, He revealed Himself in Jesus Christ, God incarnated. Christ is a blueprint of life. If we follow Christ, we become God-like. We will never reach true perfection in God’s characteristics. Instead, we will gradually progress as souls in various forms of material existence, which is basically a simulation. The process is eternal, and what the Bible and many other holy scriptures announce: “Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life. He does not come into judgment, but has passed from death to life” (John 5:24). Eternity is a simple category. It has no boundaries since it is infinite. What is truly complex is a system of temporary-simulated worlds. They are bound by simulated space and time, and frequencies and positions in a static universe. But cycles of simulated worlds are infinite and thus simple. At the same time, we cannot grasp eternity. Just what is it? Just like The Simulation, we are infinite. Our souls will never cease to exist. In this way, we are created for eternal life, which is part of the Biblical message that we are made in the image of God: “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them” (Genesis 1:27). Just as God is eternal, so are we. However, God exists without a beginning. He is an uncreated creator. As we are temporal beings, we need to understand whether God created time or is in time. It is a long-standing philosophical and theological question. There is an anecdote about St. Augustine: when asked what God did before time, he answered that God was creating hell for people who ask that question. Still, Augustine said that God creates with time (not in time), putting Him effectively outside time. In modern science, such a notion was confirmed by Albert Einstein, who suggested that time is not a coherent dimension everywhere, but changes and is intertwined with space within the theory of the static universe. As space is part of The Simulation, so must time also be simulated. There are two concepts of eternity: God’s eternity and the soul’s eternal life. The two eternities are quite different in framework, although souls are always dependent upon God’s eternity. God’s eternity is bigger than time or temporal eternity. Our sense of enduring time is an illusion, just part of The Simulation. What is present from the eye of an observer is “now,” and “now” is but an instant. Eternity is “now” stretched indefinitely, without it falling into the past and the future. Ontologically, God is in a higher dimension of “now,” whose presence encompasses all of our world and all of time. When we are in this simulated world – this “now” – and we want to connect with God’s eternity, we connect to everything in eternity because eternity means “all now.” When God in His eternity connects to us, each moment of time, as it is present, is simultaneous with the one “now”, His mode of duration. Such a notion brings us to a major difference in the outlook of eternity for souls and God. When someone asks if God predetermined things or does God know the future, the answer is no because, for God, there is no future. What is truly the future for us is “now” for God. Each instance of time is absolutely present for God. Therefore, most real things are not susceptible to it. God is never located at any time and does not experience temporal succession. It is not a handicap but God’s advantage over us. The life of souls cannot be bound by time if it is a very real thing. Indeed, as souls inhabit bodies throughout cycles of simulated worlds, that experience consists of a lesser level of reality. The higher level is the soul’s life in The Simulation, which is eternal life. According to the Gospel of John, Jesus says in the high priest’s prayer: “Now this is eternal life: that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent” (John 17:3). Eternal life is therefore not - as we are used to thinking - the life that comes after death, while the present life is transitory and as such not eternal. Eternal life is, moreover, life itself - the knowledge of God and the love of Christ lead to this true, real life, which can be lived even in this time and no longer be threatened after physical death: “And I heard a loud voice in heaven, saying, “Now the salvation and the power and the kingdom of our God and the authority of his Christ have come, for the accuser of our brothers has been thrown down, who accuses them day and night before our God” (Revelation 12:10). It continues eternally within The Simulation. Therefore, the Kingdom of God and eternal life are not promised to us for a distant and unimaginable future; they do not even belong to the realm of thought games and ideas. Immortality has one place, so to speak, and that is the existence of Jesus. Only through Him do we learn about the resurrection of the body. Matter itself broke into a new type of reality. It is precisely with his body that the man Jesus belongs completely to the sphere of the divine and eternal. It is the ultimate revelation of The Simulation’s laws. The first witnesses came into contact with this completely new way of existence of the body in encounters with the Risen One. Their sermons speak of a real event, which initially aroused horror and deep suspicion precisely because it surpassed all notions. It was an event that could not be imagined even in the most daring fantasies. Many theologians claimed that already with Jesus - and then with the apostles - the message of Christ’s imminent return was at the center of the Revelation. The question rightly arose how the Christian faith could survive when this message was obviously not fulfilled? In contrast, the New Testament texts show that the disciples did indeed speak of the return of Jesus. But, above all, they testified that He lives and He Himself is the life by which we too will become alive - and now. This is how he promised at the Last Supper: “Before long, the world will not see me anymore, but you will see me. Because I live, you also will live” (John 14:19). There is no question here of a time limit to His present: weeks after the resurrection is close to our reckoning. Therefore, Christianity is the present: in their respective time, Christians were given an “inner closeness to God”, and from this closeness, they testify that Jesus Christ lived. It is the ultimate “now,” where we can encounter God in His eternity and share it. Jesus did not travel through the stars when he ascended to heaven. Such an idea is foreign to biblical thinking. Let us remember that already in the Old Testament, the word “heaven” was used to describe the realm of the reign of Almighty God. The clouds take away the disciples’ sight of Jesus during Jesus’ ascension: “After he said this, he was taken up before their very eyes, and a cloud hid him from their sight” (Acts 1:9), here denotes - as is so often the case in biblical texts - divine presence. At this moment, Jesus enters into God’s mystery, i.e., into another dimension of existence hidden from us because we are the creatures that belong to The Simulation and its eternal cycle.

Eternal Life in The Simulation

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

August 6, 2023

The Simulation Creationism theory of Nir Ziso presupposes that God created The Simulation. It is eternal but at some point, it also provides “time” and “space”. In our static universe, The Simulation is an ongoing process to make our souls God-like. As we cannot be the same as God in His essence, we can only...

Holy Spirit is the Power of The Simulation

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

August 6, 2023

The Simulation seems to have a hierarchy within it given that there are events decided without our having a choice to influence them. We are obviously not in charge of how we live. A higher level of decision-making computes the events and presents them to us as a challenge for our souls to learn and...

Faith in Truth of The Simulation

by Nir Ziso, The Global Architect Institute

July 29, 2023

When the Bible talks about the world’s creation, it is not scientific in the modern sense. The first two chapters of Genesis are not the report of someone present in the moment of creation of the universe and everything in it. The Bible talks first about God, then things dressed in analogies and metaphor. Images...

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Jesus is the Light in The Simulation

How God Enlightens our Minds in The Simulation

Divine Light in The Simulation

Case Studies of Prophets in The Simulation

Prophecies and Simulation Creationism

The Hour of Judgment in The Simulation

Last Judgment as Understood by Simulation Creationism

Eternal Life in The Simulation

Holy Spirit is the Power of The Simulation

Faith in Truth of The Simulation

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