This is getting thought provoking.
- god as the sum total of human experience and always evolving
- god is fiction
- god as the bogeyman enforcing desired behaviour and punishing undesired behaviour
- god does not exist. morality must evolve with times.
- god as the sum total of human experience and always evolving
- god is fiction
- god as the bogeyman enforcing desired behaviour and punishing undesired behaviour
- god does not exist. morality must evolve with times.
https://twitter.com/Vidyut/status/1396444027512258564
- god as someone who has appeared before humanity in various times to inspire them and trigger social evolution. Someone who appears/is human but influences lives profoundly.
- god as powers/forces beyond our control/comprehension that do influence our lives, but not necessarily benevolent or even aware of individuals or that can be controlled by humans.
- god may or may not exist, but the impact of god is real on the minds of those who believe, just like a film is fiction and not a real story, but it impacts our emotions or provokes thought.
- people who have undergone divine/profound experiences are not able to articulate their experience
- the experience of god is not something we can quantifiably perceive, so inaccessible to most (and outright disbelieved by atheist...)
- the experience of god is not something we can quantifiably perceive, so inaccessible to most (and outright disbelieved by atheist...)
These are just interesting views that come up and neither an exhaustive summary of all the discussion nor nessarily views I subscribe to.
- insecurity creates god
- take on a punitive god. That is not the real idea. The need is for god to punish our oppressors we are helpless against. But if we believe in that, we are eventually forced to accept that if we do bad things, god will punish us too.
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