Leaeyeleaeh
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universe? The universe is so incredibly vast and detailed that we could never know everything about it. But why must the Christian religion in particular take advantage of this?
Just because life seems to imply a creator doesn't mean it's YOUR creator. Why would the God of the entire universe have a sense of morality, a gender, or any sort of contact with humans that are but a dust speck in the scheme of things? In fact, I know that if there were a god it would be inseparable from the universe and therefore within everything that is. That shitty art piece you create is still very much god.
I cannot stand it when Christians say that someone is not "of God" when if there was any such thing, everything would be "of god" no more or less then they. I don't pretend to know more than I do, neither does my religion, but the idea of the Christian God is absurd. I am not against the possibility of some kind of divine consciousness within everything but I hate when Christians take advantage of that and try to push their interpretation of it. To categorize something so beyond categorization is just absurd. Divinity should be experienced first hand.
Just because life seems to imply a creator doesn't mean it's YOUR creator. Why would the God of the entire universe have a sense of morality, a gender, or any sort of contact with humans that are but a dust speck in the scheme of things? In fact, I know that if there were a god it would be inseparable from the universe and therefore within everything that is. That shitty art piece you create is still very much god.
I cannot stand it when Christians say that someone is not "of God" when if there was any such thing, everything would be "of god" no more or less then they. I don't pretend to know more than I do, neither does my religion, but the idea of the Christian God is absurd. I am not against the possibility of some kind of divine consciousness within everything but I hate when Christians take advantage of that and try to push their interpretation of it. To categorize something so beyond categorization is just absurd. Divinity should be experienced first hand.