The Resurrection

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Also, ‘man’ and ‘European’ are not mutually exclusive categories.

Exactly; I'm glad you're beginning to understand.

But ‘man’ and ‘god’ are. That’s where it all falls down.

Boru

[John 6IX Breezy]

But ‘man’ and ‘god’ are.

According to?

[The Architect Of Fate]

According to ever definition of those two things

[John 6IX Breezy]

According to ever definition of those two things

Again, almost every representation of a deity, in every religion throughout history, takes some physical form. The Sun is easily the most widespread deity, but you also have the moon, rivers, the wind, statues and idols, fire and totems, cats, elephants, eagles, bulls, etc.

The Abrahamic religions have one of the most abstract definitions of God, so what definition are you using that makes it incompatible with man?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

But ‘man’ and ‘god’ are.

According to?

What Architect said. Can you define ‘man’ in such a manner as to include all aspects of ‘god’?

Boru

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

According to ever definition of those two things

Again, almost every representation of a deity, in every religion throughout history, takes some physical form. The Sun is easily the most widespread deity, but you also have the moon, rivers, the wind, statues and idols, fire and totems, cats, elephants, eagles, bulls, etc.

The Abrahamic religions have one of the most abstract definitions of God, so what definition are you using that it alone be incompatible with man?

Man is not omniscient, omnipotent, free of the bounds of spacetime, immortal, ethereal, etc, etc.

Boru

[The Architect Of Fate]

Again, almost every representation of a deity, in every religion throughout history, takes some physical form. The Sun is easily the most widespread deity, but you also have the moon, rivers, the wind, statues and idols, fire and totems, cats, elephants, eagles, bulls, etc.

Gods are inherently supernatural entities defined by the fact they are beyond mortal means and limitations merely having physical form doesn't cut it.

The Abrahamic religions have one of the most abstract definitions of God, so what definition are you using that makes it incompatible with man?

Every defining character of a god that makes them a god

[The Architect Of Fate]

Again, almost every representation of a deity, in every religion throughout history, takes some physical form. The Sun is easily the most widespread deity, but you also have the moon, rivers, the wind, statues and idols, fire and totems, cats, elephants, eagles, bulls, etc.

The Abrahamic religions have one of the most abstract definitions of God, so what definition are you using that it alone be incompatible with man?

Man is not omniscient, omnipotent, free of the bounds of spacetime, immortal, ethereal, etc, etc.

Boru

Or literally being a supernatural entity

[John 6IX Breezy]

Gods are inherently supernatural entities defined by the fact they are beyond mortal means and limitations merely having physical form doesn't cut it.

And? Every iteration still anchors it in some physical form. So what are you talking about?

[The Grand Nudger]

You're getting dangerously close to the truth about gods with some of this stuff.