>>82419705 (OP)
Its logical. Math and physics agree that higher dimensions probably exist. Imagine how a 2D flipbook compares to the 3D object itself. Now extend that to a 3D space + time.
If you went up another dimension, everything that is and was would exist in one single object. This is where we experience reality, but it is not ultimate reality. So essentially, all of our actions are subject to external analysis and judgement. When our body dies, our life does not cease to exist.
The way we choose to think and act has significant consequences.
Basically, it is perfectly logical to me that there are invisible higher dimensional beings who can observe and even interfere with our lives.
Christianity is mythology, and has become an enslaving institution, and the teachings of Jesus are generally misunderstood, but the story is still important.
As to whether or not the people in the bible and the events described happened as they did, its unlikely a man named moses literally split a sea, its probably a symbolic description of something. Jesus speaks in metaphors always, but for some reason, people take the book literally.
Furthermore, was there a human named Jesus who taught, healed, performed miracles, and then died and rose into heaven? Anyone who says they know for sure I think is lying. me personally, I could imagine it to have actually happened, as miraculous as it is. I believe the world really is strange.
If you read the 'Holy Bible' through a lense of mysticism, it makes 100% more sense.
But that is just one culture, and not the only interpretation of 'God', a concept that nearly every single culture across time and space recognizes.
