View Full Version : God did not create us, we created him.
destructo56
2005-07-05, 10:37
What do ya bicthes think of that?
The_Rabbi
2005-07-05, 10:42
Wow, you're quite the original thinker.
But wrap your mind around this one, Socrates: what if God created us so that we could create him?
Streetvision
2005-07-05, 14:20
Oh noes mindfucks
*brain explods*
Lou Reed
2005-07-05, 20:10
quote:Originally posted by Streetvision:
Oh noes mindfucks
*brain explods*
Lou Reed
2005-07-05, 20:11
quote:Originally posted by Streetvision:
Oh noes mindfucks
*brain explods*
explain urself einstien
quote:Originally posted by destructo56:
What do ya bicthes think of that?
Do you have any information you can point to as to back this theory up?
quote:Originally posted by Nemisis:
Do you have any information you can point to as to back this theory up?
Not really because we dont know exactly how smart every other creature is. All we know is that we needed something to explain the unexplainable. So the idea of God was created...to our current knowledge we are the only species with enough brain power to create such a concept.
Televangelism Rapist
2005-07-05, 23:42
Deities are not unique to humans...we actually play the role of deities to many domestic animals, and sometimes even wild animals.
I know I'm going to get some shit for this statement, but intelligence almost always leads towards agnostic and atheistic mindsets, even among theists (essentially, much more lax and much less devoted belief). This is due in large to the ability of the mind to realize that justification for one's actions is not a true necessity. The mind is more capable of understanding the mechanisms of life, and no longer needs a supernatural entity to guide their choices. The conscience is no longer a result of inflicted morals, but of morals derived from analyzing the status of those around us, and from ourselves.
I'm not saying the religious or spiritual are stupid, just that deductive reasoning is the primary drive of their thought processes, much like deductive reasoning is the primary drive of the thought process for dolphins and apes. Inductive reasoning allows one to create internal devices from an external source of essentially nothing; deductive reasoning has most of its potential cut away instantly by the beginning source material, leaving internal mechanisms such as the conscience in a state of infulfillment, which is often accompanied by a belief in a deity or some supernatural entity in order to complete the half-finished conscience.
Of course, this doesn't disprove god...hell, I might be fucked for eternity over this, but I doubt it. http://www.totse.com/bbs/smile.gif (http://www.totse.com/bbs/smile.gif) Have a nice day everyone.
Hex: out
quote:Originally posted by The_Rabbi:
Wow, you're quite the original thinker.
But wrap your mind around this one, Socrates: what if God created us so that we could create him?
thats a fucker
jackketch
2005-07-05, 23:52
quote:But wrap your mind around this one, Socrates: what if God created us so that we could create him?
there is infact some biblical thought for that idea, at least in the sense of us 'feeding him' through sacrifice.
great_sage=heaven
2005-07-05, 23:56
Ooooooooooooh, deep.
Or not.