Godhood is a goal set by nature itself

Ending the duality between the spirituality and material, between God and man, is accomplished by seeing the spiritual as supermaterial, and not by calling the spiritual an illusion as science does, or by calling the material an illusion as religion does.

Nietzsche and others, perhaps influenced by science, believed that illusion and deception were mans proper element.  Nietzsche thought we have a psychological need for an “horizon” just as we have a sensual need for art.

The religious goals for the most part which have been thought of as illusion and deception are not, and are part of our actual material nature, brought on by the activating Spirit-Will-To- Godhood operating within material life, bringing a teleological direction to life and evolution. The Spirit-Will-To-Godhood defines the real “Hellenic Will” behind Greek culture, as “Geist” defines the activation of Germanic culture, each with its own evolutionary shape.

We have had a difficultly defining or understanding these so-called illusions, but it is nature itself that employs telos in material evolution to achieve its own ends. Ideas on heaven and God mainly derived from the supermaterial activating Spirit-Will within material life, which natural evolution later shapes. The Godhood which can be reached at the zenith of evolution is a goal set by nature and is not an illusion.