Did god split him self into..

[Markomarkh]

Hi all,

Did god split him self into 7billion pieces or people because he was lonely in the universe on his own?

We are all god?

Mark

 

[RogerStewart]

This is true besides for the whole God being a him thing.

God is conciousness which manifests/imagines itself into being through us.

 

[Xorkoth]

Yes, except every living thing in the universe is god experiencing itself, not just the 7 billion humans on Earth.

 

[Shady's Fox]

What the fuck. This whole sub-forum got turned into a church.

Fuckin people, man.. I'm tired of stupidity, tired. Fuckin tired, ha.

 

[Xorkoth]

I also wish some topics wouldn't always go to religion... whatcha gonna do? The forum is a reflection of the people participating in it.

 

[Xorkoth]

When I said "god" in my post I certainly did not mean the religious idea of god.

 

[TripSitterNZ]

Yes when you seek the deepest truth of what lies beyond the veil and behind our ego mask all that you encounter is the infinite god which is unconditional love. We are god experiencing infinity and i believe the purpose of it all is to finally realize god is within all in your heart

 

[Gormur]

I can't separate God from religion. I guess either that means he's omniscient or does not exist

 

[KnowsNotWhatItMean]

Yeah it's because he's a horny god.

 

[Seabull]

This is slightly reminiscent of hermeticism.

 

[Gormur]

If you believe in God, then he exists..

 

[JessFR]

No, God split himself into three parts so as to solve biblical contradiction.

 

[relex_author]

Did god split him self into 7billion pieces

I would doubt it - wouldn't that be the act of an insane man??

 

[JessFR]

I would doubt it - wouldn't that be the act of an insane man??

Is that not the kind of man the Bible describes God as being?

 

[relex_author]

Is that not the kind of man the Bible describes God as being?

Surely if he did do this he wouldn't really exist any more? As for Bible stuff, I'm not an expert on it. Does it say he was insane?

 

[JessFR]

Well not in so many words.
But it does paint him as a violent, petty God guilty of committing many crimes for often very weak reasons.

Then if you take a new testament
trinitarian viewpoint he comes off as erratic to the point of multiple, extremely different coexisting personalities.

As I've said elsewhere in this thread, God strikes me very much like an abusive spouse. With humanity the suffering wife he keeps abusing while blaming her for his own behavior.

 

[relex_author]

Well not in so many words.
But it does paint him as a violent, petty God guilty of committing many crimes for often very weak reasons.

Sounds like my 'confident assertion' splinter thread