Understanding other gods

[glassfire]

I have my own god and no one knows what we are talking about. Be more specific about which god you mention. You torture heathens by the G word. Why are you so aggressive?

[LordFall]

That's the whole point of God and why it has to be monotheistic, it involves the sum total of existence and even beyond that. Anything else isn't really God it's a limited entity, even it's more powerful than a human. 

[glassfire]

My god is more powerful than me, I agree with that. We need each other to survive.
Monotheistic religions fight against each other, thus proving their gods are separate. And the psychedelic gods of this forum are unpopular.
Religious people are very limited, they even don't know what I really believe in, their gods don't tell them it.
You could have a good trip with you philosophical mood, that is all.

Edited 7 hours ago by glassfire

[Hojo]

@glassfire My God is more powerful than yours and has already enslaved your God. What you gunna do about it?

Edited 6 hours ago by Hojo

[LordFall]

Depends what you define as God. Most religious people use God as an excuse to claim power and status for themselves. It sort of doesn't make sense to do anything action on behalf of God, it's more powerful and efficient than you so your own actions will fall short. Why would an angel come to a prophet to deliver God's message? Wouldn't God just telepathically talk to every human it wants to order around all at once? The whole thing makes no sense. 

Complex systems and the scientific method is what make most sense for God to me. Just a system running experiments on itself to see what happens and knowing everything would run the point of it.