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| quote: | Originally posted by King_Mack
I refuse to believe that God is personified as a human. Thats just a little extreme IMO. Humans are small parasites in comparison with the entire universe, I cant imagine to think that we are alone in the universe..and at the same time I dont believe that God has only control over the Earth...with no regard to the rest of the universe. God should(if God does exist) appear in a form that is somewhat uniform throughout the rest of the universe; which would be energy. Sorry, but I'm not gonna worship another human being to the extent that this person is God. Id rather worship my parents because I KNOW for a fact that my mother gave birth to me, which I should be thankful for.
I do believe in God, but only to a certain extent. And as montie nicely stated, we are not puppets..we do what we like and face the consequences.
EDIT: I suggest you guys read material from other religions as well, which offer an alternate view on their super power. One thing is for sure though, most religions(even pre christianity) have had rituals that have incorporated some celestial type ceremony. So, everyone's fondness for the universe is just about the same...which I find interesting |
definatly man. i totaly agree. I tend to think of god as some source of energy or the compilation of all matter (E=MC^2). we are made of at atoms, which are made of photons and electrons which are made of quarks and so forth etc. if you go the other way, atoms make up molecules which make up our bodies and the earth, and a planet makes is part of a solar system which is part of a galaxy, which is part of a universe and so forth. (there are more complexities and so forth)
but anyway, what im trying to say is that a galaxy or a star is like an atom of god.
and christianity says that we are created in God's image, i interperate that not as god being like some king or emporer who sits on a thrown and is all powerful like many christians portray him to be, but as a being which thinks and is conscious of one's self and is free to choose their own actions, just like we are.
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