Natural Selection Seems Insufficient

[Jal]

Your own Christian theology (as I'm sure you know) is somewhat unorthodox...

I see it as a logical necessity to escape the idiocies of traditional Christology such as "An immutable God became man."

Or, "An immaterial God influences the material world".

Or, "An immaterial God magically created space, time, and matter out of nothing."

Or, "An immaterial God has a sonic voice, in fact it spoke the world into existence." (Sound vibrations create matter ex nihilo? Funny mine don't do that).


Or, "God is separate from my mind but knows my thoughts." (I solve this by claiming He listens to our brain waves like sound waves).

Or, "An immaterial God has no extension in space, no size and shape, yet inhabits human bodies and is present throughout our universe." Huh?