RE: God can make infinitely more special/valuable things than this universe
November 24, 2018 at 8:55 am
(November 24, 2018 at 8:47 am)wyzas Wrote:(November 24, 2018 at 12:32 am)blue grey brain Wrote: 1. If God is supposedly all powerful, with the ability to create supposedly infinitely far more special things than universes (all while being enormously effortless for God to supposedly do), why do Christians feel themselves or the universe to be so special?
2. Why do Christians feel they or the universe is so special, despite that God would have supposedly easily created infinitely more valuable, infinitely more special things than this universe, within his supposed omnipotency?
3. Note: This universe is by far, theistically describable as not the best God could create, and in theistic theory, God would have in his supposed omnipotency, created far better, far more valuable things.
4. Or is the famed theistic supposedly omnipotent God, ironically limited to creations of merely the level of the specialness or value of this universe?
In simpler words, if we go by the definition of omnipotence, this would indicate that this universe's creation is not the end of God's supposedly unending power.
Because god is only a concept made by man, the more that man discovers, the less godlike god(s) becomes.
BINGO....
Most humans WORLDWIDE simply buy what is around them. It stems from our socializing but can be and far too often is based on complete falsehoods. If theist logic worked the way they claimed, then Ra the Egyptian polytheistic sun God would be real because of the 3,000 year successful history of that ancient society based on those false beliefs.
Humans don't like thinking of themselves as being finite. But the more we discover factual science the less room superstition has to grow.
