Svjetlana Radić :
Everything that God bestowed upon man at the time of creation is, by definition, inherent to man. The Bible—specifically the Book of Genesis—makes this clear. Lucifer convinced the first humans that they would become like gods—that is, that they would possess authority and power. Ever since humans chose to believe him, Lucifer—or Satan—has steered them toward exerting control over their own lives and the lives of others in ways that are detrimental to human health and well-being; in short, in ways that are unnatural. Even today, it is possible for people to settle in remote natural areas and organize themselves—for instance, following a model similar to that of the Amish. While the specific details might differ, such a lifestyle demonstrates a form of independence that requires no machinery, electricity, or similar modern conveniences—a life where a family works together, productively, tending to their own garden. Much of what humans have come to consume is actually harmful to their health. A plant-based diet—consisting primarily of fresh fruits and vegetables—provides everything a human being needs. Seek out books on edible wild plants, and nature itself will sustain you. The forest and the thickets will provide fuel for warmth, while a nearby stream can offer water. You can even construct your own water storage system, complete with a filter. Anything is possible, provided there is the will. To live a happy and healthy life, one must return to—and draw closer to—the original design intended by God. Consult the Bible to learn the purpose for which the sun and the moon were created. Admittedly, things can no longer be as perfect as they were in the beginning, as the planet Earth has been severely damaged by exploitation. Nevertheless, the closer one gets to the original design, the better. Study the Bible; the Creator is coming soon for His own—not for those who belong to Satan, but for His faithful ones who persevere on a path of honesty, goodness, and integrity, and who keep His moral Law as revealed in the Book of Exodus (the second book of Moses), chapter 20. This includes all ten commandments—specifically the second and the fourth, just as they are written:
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