"God said to Abraham, KILL me a son" and the Psychedelic Apocalypse?

I just read a post at the Tek-Gnostics website called,

Tek-Gnostics Heresies Excerpt: Strange things are afoot on Hwy 61

The post is about Jack's book pictured above and the quest for the "real" God, as opposed to what is termed the Demiurge by such sects as the Gnostics and Platonists.

The battle for our soles/souls?

Gnosticism and the search for the "real" God always reminds me of the 'Get Smart' episodes where two chiefs, or two Maxwell Smarts turn up and everyone has to decide which one is the real one through a series of tests that only the real one could possibly know.

I've never worried too much about trying to sort out "who" the "real" God is, because in my heart and mind (which God supplied to me by the way) I think I have a pretty good grasp on when the "real" God and the "false" God is trying to get me to do something, or tell me something.

Agent 13

And I would never kill my son if the "real" God told me that's what I had to do to save my "soul".

That "God" would be getting the Johnny Cash middle finger from me I can assure you.

Personally, I don't worry too much about what religious fundamentalists have to say.

I can go into a church and feel at peace in the silence of God without hearing what some man has to tell me about what his idea of God is.

I don't need a telephone to God when my heart and mind is a direct link to the source ... just like everyone else's is, too.

Which is why I like the idea of communion (but without all of the political BS surrounding it) so much, because we are all one and connected to the same "God" in my opinion. 

And which is why I can find my idea of God in pretty much any religion once I cut out the human noise of this world and just what it is they think God is.

Have fun trying to figure it all out.

And may peace be with you.