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Re: affects of 2+2 on me
basically my reasons add up to me concluding that it seems almost certain that the idea of god being the creation of man. It just kind of hit me all of a sudden as I realized I had no reason to believe in god, so then I thought about it for a while and when I came to the point I am now.
disagreeing with me never gets somebody ignored. I prefer it. |
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basically my reasons add up to me concluding that it seems almost certain that the idea of god being the creation of man. [/ QUOTE ] Many ideas of god ARE the creation of man. The Bible says "Even Satan comes as an angel of light". All effective lies are partial truths. |
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In the beginning, Hesiod says, there was Chaos, vast and dark. Then appeared Gaea, "the deep-breasted earth" and finally Eros, "the love which softens hearts", whose influence would preside over the formation of beings...
In their effort to understand where life started from, the Greeks explained all things through the stories of Gods, who were personifications of forces of nature or different aspects of social life. Those Gods had human frailties (anger, jealousy etc) as well as super human powers. So you see among the centuries that people always had the need to believe in something (Greek Gods, God etc)as they couldn't explain the origin of their existence. A Greek |
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First there is a mountain
Then there is no mountain then there is PairTheBoard |
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