Man creates in his own image
June 13, 2018 at 9:10 pm
(This post was last modified: June 13, 2018 at 9:13 pm by Paraselene.)
for the very fact that it somehow, illogically, detracts attention away from him.
I was watching a show involving a dinner party:
Woman (introducing a guest): And here is Bobby who created a robot who is racist. But why?
The why is easy enough to understand. The creator himself is racist, merely projecting on his creation that which he cannot convey himself yet somehow gets away with being personally called a racist due to what he has created.
If one thinks critically, in relation to the imaginative creation of religion, it makes sense that men who wrote such mythologies were conveying their own personal prejudices through their written creations.
I was watching a show involving a dinner party:
Woman (introducing a guest): And here is Bobby who created a robot who is racist. But why?
The why is easy enough to understand. The creator himself is racist, merely projecting on his creation that which he cannot convey himself yet somehow gets away with being personally called a racist due to what he has created.
If one thinks critically, in relation to the imaginative creation of religion, it makes sense that men who wrote such mythologies were conveying their own personal prejudices through their written creations.
