When theology is the study of something rather than nothing

When Godhood is seen as a living supremely evolved material or supermaterial object, or objects, then theology becomes the study of something rather than nothing or 'No-thing” as the Supreme is called in some religions and philosophies.

When the subject of theology is only the God Within or the Father Within it often becomes an idol of denotation or definition only, with no substance. That God of the Inward Path is a human symbolic  experience brought about by the ascetic discipline of blocking or stopping all material desires so as to see the God Within. But we can retain that symbolic experience of God as one of the the first glimpses of Godhood now transformed and reached through evolution.

Consciousness is hypertrophied instinct, which is often forgotten in the dazzle of consciousness. Consciousness with no material or even supermaterial connections has even been taken for God at its highest point. It's time to bring consciousness and Godhood back to material/supermaterial life. Consciousness evolved as an aid in the advance of the evolution of life toward Godhood and not merely as an to aid to goalless survival and reproduction.

History is biology influencing men slightly more than the environment to survive, but life is  activated beyond successful survival and reproduction toward evolving to Godhood. We need to harmonize with that sacred evolution. Religion and philosophy need to project that sacred path of material evolution and that evolutionary consciousness. Then theology can be the study of something rather than nothing.