Kowledge

I do not believe that it is unreasonable to consider the possibility that God knows what he is doing.

Do you ever wonder what God knows.

Or (I suppose) if God knows anything.

I think if there is a God he's not omniscient. Rather i think he created everything and is now just as blind to the future as we are.

He?

Ha.

No.

you wonder how god was created.

thinking about we know the god created everything, and we don't know what create him. or how or why he was create for. who create god?

we are guess if he is a he or she, if he like us. maybe god's parents or god's boss, maybe god lost a bet. he forced to make us, not to infer with our lives.

maybe his mission is over, god's mission was created everything, we see and beyond.

the rest of god's existence, it observe not to infer with his creations.

Now tell me about Pigledge

ha ha

Interesting you bring this up
My church this morning (back porch with ciggie and cuppa java)
suggested to me the reason that I tripped cognitive dissonance
was because I realized that the tech before me didn't necessarily have
to be implemented by an all-wise eternal mind
it could very well be a stupid human experiment ran by stupid humans in the not-so-distant future thus explaining why most of everything about this life sucks.

The key to tripping this phenomena is realizing that what we see before us may not be this complex, at all, and just virtual masking broadcast to a form that is a lot more robo-mechanical in its design.

I think that the question "Do you ever wonder what God knows?" demonstrates one of the core flaws in religion/religious thinking.

I think that "it" essentially is and attempt to both limit and "personify" god in/into human terms, which are necessarily limited and flawed.

But, to answer the question: No. I never wonder what god know. I suppose, however, that it is "reasonable" to consider the possibility that god knows what he is doing.

Yeah, but I've heard Bo knows!

I pretty much toe the agnostic line on this subject. Don't have enough data to be able to make a decision.

"As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods"

Associating our nasty projections with that which is meant to be a higher wisdom.

Still - perhaps not entirely 'malevolent' gods I suspect we are 'as guinea pigs to scientists.'

Heh...well all that time spent living in labs....

"Kowledge" - We Think we know what is meant, what the truth is, but the fact is, there is still something missing ...

In the end, if they ever figure out where god has been tied up and gagged, the first thing it's going to say is "I never said ANY of that s***!"

Something to do with free will I suppose...

Father in heaven. HE. Masculine

Mother Earth. SHE. Feminine

I believe this is a representation of complementary opposites.

What do you think?