Religious institutions defy the laws of nature through professing that God is in a state of equilibrium. This is their Achilles heel, the point they guard jealously in order to avoid change. Their weak point lies in clinging to the concept that God is omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent. New perceptions in philosophy indicate that although this is true, it does not imply that God cannot increase Its very essence of all three. Souls are portions of God traveling within realities, laboratories isolated from God Itself while at the same time immersed within It.
Realities are able to dissolve into nonexistence and thus are able to evolve from nonexistence.
East and West, for the most part, agrees there is a God and there are people. Both agree that people are subservient to God, inferior to God. Both perceive people as a creation of God, a servant of God. Religious institutions, East and West, attempt to overrule reality, the new concepts science and philosophy are beginning to understand, concepts that do not support the perception that people are subservient, that we have no purpose, that we are insignificant to God. Philosophy is a realm religious institutions have successfully relegated to an outcast existence, for it deals with the abstract.