Throughout all of known human religious history, mankind has always "put" gods in the places that seemed most unreachable to mankind:
In the depth of a cave.
In the bottom of the sea.
At the top of the mountain.
Inside a volcano.
In the sky above the clouds.
Somewhere out in space.
In a parallel dimension.
In a parallel reality.
But all this proves one thing and one thing only:
Mankind has always known, deep down, that gods are undetectable.
But if these gods are "undetectable", then how could they reach conclusions about them in the first place?
And most importantly, how could these conclusions be so vastly different between different cultures (religions) and even between different individuals within the same culture (religion)?
Using Occam's Razor, the simple answers become very apparent:
Gods are "undetectable", because that's how non-existing things tend to be.
Gods are differently represented by different people, because gods are manifested within the imagination of individuals.
Mankind has always known, deep down, that gods are undetectable.
That's why whenever a person imagines a god, the first thing they need to do... is to put this god in a place which would be unreachable by humans...
In the depth of a cave.
In the bottom of the sea.
At the top of the mountain.
Inside a volcano.
In the sky above the clouds.
Somewhere out in space.
In a parallel dimension.
In a parallel reality.
But all this proves one thing and one thing only:
Mankind has always known, deep down, that gods are undetectable.
But if these gods are "undetectable", then how could they reach conclusions about them in the first place?
And most importantly, how could these conclusions be so vastly different between different cultures (religions) and even between different individuals within the same culture (religion)?
Using Occam's Razor, the simple answers become very apparent:
Gods are "undetectable", because that's how non-existing things tend to be.
Gods are differently represented by different people, because gods are manifested within the imagination of individuals.
Mankind has always known, deep down, that gods are undetectable.
That's why whenever a person imagines a god, the first thing they need to do... is to put this god in a place which would be unreachable by humans...
For the sole purpose of justifying their apparent non-existence.
There is only one place where gods were ever proven to exist:
IN HUMAN IMAGINATION.
There is only one place where gods were ever proven to exist:
IN HUMAN IMAGINATION.
