God as The Universe as an Organism: WHY THE CHRISTIAN GOD LENDS ITSELF TO IDOLATRY -- AND MINE DOESN'T

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

WHY THE CHRISTIAN GOD LENDS ITSELF TO IDOLATRY -- AND MINE DOESN'T

Easy -- the Christian god is an image. A male anthropomorphic figure that has traits and characteristics of humans and fights for the faithful and takes sides and has emotions and is all powerful when things go your way, but "it is his will" when suddenly he isn't so powerful and things don't.... 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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