Divine Principle
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- A series of articles written by John Eagles.
Divine Principle means principles coming from God. The articles listed here are organized according to topics.
The term 'Divine Principle,' as far as i know, was introduced by Rev. Sun Myung Moon. You can find several versions of Divine Principle books on Unification Church websites, here [1] and here [2].
Introduction to the Divine Principle
Title & link Photo First lines of article Date written Media What is truth? 
Because God is alive, God's Truth also is alive. Because God is absolute, God's Truth also is absolute. Because God is eternal, God's Truth also is eternal. Because God is unique, God's Truth also is unique. Because God is growing, God's Truth also is growing. Because God’s wish is to make us pure, God’s Truth also is purifying. 1999 The ideal world is being built 
An ideal world is possible and is coming into being because God planned an ideal world and God is Absolute. The reason that people often lost faith in the Ideal is because they were defeated by the force that also destroyed God's original world. That force is strong, but not unbeatable. 1999
Principles of creation
Title & link Photo First lines of article Date written Media The spiritual aspects of God's creations are eternal gifts of love, truth and energy 
God created the universe and all beings and things. God created this from love. We also say that all beings and things originally are bodies of God's truth, expressing the fact that there is design and principle in all that God created. We know that all that exists is basically energy, therefore it is also correct to state that all beings and things are expressions of God's energy. Jan. 15, 2010 The Four-Position Foundation - for children (video) 
All that exists was made by God and is connected to God. God works through the unity between one of God's creations and another one in order to make something new. For example, through a father and a mother a new child is created. God, father, mother and child form four positions who ideally are united in God. April 2, 2010 Video
The spiritual world
Title & link Photo First lines of article Date written Media Some details about the relationship between the spirit self and the physical self 
The Divine Principle explains that there exists a relationship between the spirit self and the physical self. Both the spirit self and the physical self have a mind and a body, the mind being internal to the body in an external position. The spirit self has a spirit mind and a spirit body and the physical self has a physical mind and a physical body. Feb. 6, 2010
The fall
Title & link Photo First lines of article Date written Media GOD’S LOVE AND FALSE LOVE (for children) 
EVERYONE KNOWS ABOUT LOVE. NOT EVERYONE KNOWS THAT LOVE IS NOT ALWAYS THE SAME. THERE IS GOOD LOVE. AND THERE IS BAD LOVE. LET ME TRY TO EXPLAIN YOU THE DIFFERENCE. July 1, 2002
Principles of restoration
Title & link Photo First lines of article Date written Media Some principles concerning restoration of blood lines 
When man was created, already the angels existed. We know the fall of man to be one of an invasion by angels. Man came under the influence of fallen angels and man's situation, man's heart, mind and body were affected by their fall. A main result of the fall of man is what we call original sin. 'Original sin' is a concept that describes the first sin of man and it also refers to the first invasion by angels into man's existence. Jan. 7, 2010 The correct order needed for the Foundation of Faith 
The fall meant that the universal order as created by God was turned upside down. Lucifer the angel, who should have been object to Adam the child of God, became subject to Adam. Always fall means that the original subject-object order is turned upside down, and restoration of faith means that the original subject-object order is restored. March 11, 2011
Guest contributions
Title & link Photo Author Divine Principle Poems Kefa N. Mkombola
References
External links
- From the darkness into the light Blog by John Eagles, with several articles about the Divine Principle.
