If it must be included, this reads to me as God wills Disunity (ultimately) or Reality wills Disunity and God allows it, but really doesn't have a choice, other than own preference, which Reality trumps. Thus Reality trumps what God wills.
*Btw, for this post I'm just going with "God" where I believe you might use "God/dess."
This helps with what I was asking.
Do have pertinent question, but think I'll ask it below (in some fashion).
So, God is both Satan and God? Foremost God, and far greater as God, but somewhere in God is Satan, and Satan is nothing (not existing) without God. Therefore, God is actually Satan. That conclusion is something I imagine you to have disagreement with. I think you'd say God is foremost God (Unity), but the distinction between God/Satan is what I'm driving at. Also driving at the idea that if one is serving Satan, they would ultimately be serving God, unless you wish to argue that Satan and God are on equal footing, such that it is possible to serve Satan, but not God. If Disunity is ultimately Unity, then people that serve Disunity (i.e. Satan) are ultimately serving God/Unity.
The 'apart from each other' is the 'away' thing I was previously having issues with. Still am. Because, I don't see you being clear on where that is. I see it as either the Reality trumps God's preferences for Unity thing mentioned earlier, or that you have variation in understanding 'world of separation' and that ultimately this is God's world, regardless of how far Satan drives things away. But if adding in that Satan is (part of) God, then God wills the separation, in Reality.
All of this is intellectual stuff that piques my curiosity to understand it better, but ultimately, I'm not clear on how God, in Reality (of knowing that only Unity exists) could ever hate Satan, regardless of what Satan does. For surely Satan is unable to do anything in the Reality you are describing that would ultimately harm God in any conceivable way. Yet, I'm under impression that you do think Satan can do things that at least appear to harm those who (think they) are serving God (or Satan). Though, I'll need you to speak more to this before I comment further, but do wish to acknowledge this is ultimately what I'm looking at: How really does God see God as that relates to Satan.
I see it as confusing that Disunity is part of Unity, and that ultimately Unity wins. But isn't way off from my own understandings, other than (again) I see disunity as illusion. I feel you are saying the same thing, but aren't able to say that for sure, because Disunity is real, in some fashion. There is the ultimate thing (that I mentioned above) and there's the understanding of how could Disunity not win if there is, in Reality somewhere to go where God is not (and only Satan is)? Because I think you are saying there is nowhere for Satan to go where God is not, then that tells me that nothing Satan does can actually go against God (in a meaningful way). Though, this would come down, I think to perspective of followers, but none of those perspectives could reasonably trump God's Unity, so again rather meaningless how far apart Satan's followers think they are from God, when in Reality they are (infinitely) close to God.
Why not to Jesus, though? Why not write Jesus (pbuh) and Muhammad (pbuh)?
This helps a lot within the discussion. The understanding that all of Satan's doings are ultimately God's doing.
It's odd to me that God would have preference of one form over another, given that God would know it is all God's form.
IMO, you've effectively taken away all power away from Satan, but perhaps more responses from you will help me identify whatever power you think Satan actually has, and how that could lead to (actual) harm.
Given that its all Reality for you, and that it's all ultimately God, then clearly God is in a battle that God cannot lose and that Satan cannot win. In some ways, I think this is very simple to understand. What I think makes it a bit challenging is notions that try to purport that maybe Satan could win. I'm unclear on what that looks like. But I imagine it is not far different than my understandings that say as long as time is seen as trumping eternity and separation seen as trumping unity, then whatever self actually believes this (includes God) would suffer. I feel God would never believe this, or IOW, is not insane, so I think you'd say Satan and Satan followers are hoping to fool enough people for say millions of years, and that amounts to 'victory' of some sort. Though what's a million years (or even a trillion years) when compared to eternity? Not to mention how we arrive at length of time that makes for 1 year, which I would think would be nonsensical to God's Unity.
If the preference was strong of one form over the other that God would actually hate a form (that is God), then this would be God's undoing (not Satan's).
Given what you've conveyed as your theological understandings, I'm unclear how hate would enter God's mind, though look forward, as a matter of debate, you trying to make that case.
