The Three Attributes

"But unlike what you’ve all speculated, i’m not here to judge you, or to punish you, but to deliver a gift to you from my father; I’m here to deliver his attributes, Jesus said."

GOD CREATED MAN in his own image, this means he bestowed upon us some of his qualities which helps differentiate us from the beast of the land and the birds of the air. But still, he didn’t gift us with all of his abilities; and this means we’ll always be at a lower rank than even the angels. It’s been that way since the beginning of time, but it all changed after the Second Coming. The Second Coming brought God’s Devine Omneity to mankind and after The Holy Amalgamation—where Christ ecumenically amalgamated all the religions of the earth to become one and created The New Religion that’s based on perennialism—God, through Christ, split his three main attributes to man.

At first, many found this absurd that fallen and sinful man would become as powerful as God; through Christ, God was incarnate and became man and through Christ again, Man will become God to thesame degree God himself became Man.

The Holy Amalgamation did not just created The New Religion, it also layed the foundation for what would later be called the Papal States of America and Eucharist City serving as its capital with the High Pope as the de facto ruler. After the Holy Amalgamation, Christ reascended into heaven while leaving behind the three Sacred Mysteries; Essence, Nous, and Faith. Deep knowledge of the mysteries is available only to the Holy Synod—a council made up of the High Pope and the Supreme Patriarchs of the three religious sects—and the knowledge, Christ said, "will help the human race understand their newly gifted Omneity."

God’s three main attributes—Omnipotence (all-powerful), his Omniscience (all-knowing), and his Omnipresence (all-present)—will be shared with the human race through their holy communion with christ; with this, God became human in all ways except sin, humans also became gods through his attributes and this simultaneously created the three religious sects. But only a communicant, belonging to The New Religion and baptised under the trinitarian formula can possess the attributes.

Just like God, those born with the gift of Omnipotence will have God’s Devine power—they won’t be subject to any of the physical limitations of man; they’ll control the wind, fire, water, gravity and could completely defy the laws of physics at will. Their powers were limitless.

Those born with the gift of Omnipresence will have God’s Devine presence—they’ll have the ability of being everywhere at thesame time in the sense that they’d see everywhere and hear everything through the eyes and ears of others; They can be everywhere at once.

Those born with the gift of Omniscience will have God’s Devine and absolute knowledge—they’ll be knowledgeable of the past, present, and future—nothing will ever take them by surprise. Their knowledge will be total to a degree that they’ll know all that there is to know and all that can ever be known.

But the omniscient sect being all-knowing knew that God gifting his omnipotence attribute to mankind would also lead to abuse and what would later be called the Omniwar; were the omnipotent would claim to be the One True Sect—they’d believed God vested his omnipotent attribute unto them so they could rule over the other sects—High Pope Clement XV, then Bishop of Eucharist City, Head of The New Religion and ruler of the Papal States Of America had made contingency plans; he was an Omniscient pope and his papal Omneity enabled him to foresee the war getting closer and decided to intervene before it gets out of hand.

He introduced Dilution. A Synod Council held in Eucharist City that was presided by High Pope Clement XV where the Supreme Patriarchs of the three sects and the diocesan archbishops of the fifty Papal States of America decided to add a new dogma to the Holy Sacrament that will be called Dilution. Under Dilution, everyone born into any of the three sects will undergo a process during child christening where their attributes will be Diluted Down to a sub-attribute.

For those born into the Omnipotent Sect, they can either be Diluted Down to be an Omniform—that’s, they’d be of All-Forms, they can shapeshift to anyone or to any form they want as long as they’re obeying some certain rules—or, they can be Diluted Down to an Omnicompetent—this means they’ll be competent in every field of work with the ability to do everything with high standards; they’ll be all-competent.

And for those born into the Omniscient Sect, they can either be Diluted Down to an Omnidorent—this means they’d have the ability to smell everything no matter how far; but it will also have its limitations—or they can be Diluted Down to an Omnipercipient—that’s, they’ll be all-perceiving—  they’ll have complete perception of everything with the help of their physical senses, they’ll always be the first think of anything before it’s even thought; nothing will ever take them by surprise.

Lastly, for those born into the Omnipresent Sect, they can either be Diluted Down to be an Omnispective—that’s, they’ll be all-seeing—they can see everything no matter how far through the eyes of others or, they can be Diluted Down to an Omniaudient—this means they’d be all-hearing—they can hear everything no matter how far through the ears of others.

The need for Dilution is very important because it ensures that no particular sect gets too powerful enough to annihilate the other sects; and those that are Undiluted must be hunted down and killed.

But that wasn’t all, although Dilution was a great way to ensure stability amongst the sects; but they also needed something or someone to maintain balance and enforce the One Commandment, hence they created the Omniarch.

Next Chapter: The Forerunner