God as The Universe as an Organism for Thursday, September 30, 2004

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Thursday, September 30, 2004

HOW DID PEOPLE COME TO HAVE A GOD? (PART 2)

ON THE OTHER HAND... people have to have something to anchor to. this is their god. Their god is sacred to them. But I found a god different from theirs. If only people could see -- that all gods are equally valid because they are sacred and valid to the worshipper. Back to how people came to have a... Sign in to see full entry.

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HOW DID PEOPLE COME TO HAVE A GOD? (PART 1)

I believe in god, as the title indicates. I do not, however, believe in the god-image that has been handed down to us for thousands of generations, for this is an image. It is the type of thing that creates doubt. I'll say it again, Myth is the parent of disbelief. If Christianity persists in... Sign in to see full entry.

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PREMISE: Most of contemporary Christianity is founded on medieval mythology. The view we receive is from human perception that has constructed a religion much different from the original, derived from human opinions and definition of religion. The earliest construct of what we call Christianity begins centuries after the original event.

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