Normal to think god is completely fallible

I am not sure which religion to believe in yet, not do I like organization of religion. That said, I do have my own personal idea about God and what it is to me. I think it is a fallible entity that creates based on chaos. You throw it out there and what sticks is what lives, something like evolution and science and god all in one. However if this is ture sometimes I get the feeling it doesn't really have a plan or know much of anything except how to create and destroy. Like a true entity it has no emotions and is far less exciting when you realize what it really is. Like finally landing on the moon and its made of rock and not much else.. it's amazing in it's simplicity. I still have respect for God, as I would call it, but I don't think making us was such a good thing. I doubt we will stick long and also I don't think there is heaven or hell. Something along the lines of a continual loop of energy that makes up everything. We die and become expendable energy that will eventually become something else. The more we find out the more it seems like we know hardly anything so who knows, maybe science and religion have a common ground. Maybe we just don't have the means to know it yet. I come from a family with an atheist and a christian as the heads of the household. Maybe that's why I have trouble drawing concrete lines? Anyhow, is this normal... at all....?

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Based on 47 votes (32 yes)
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  • boosh

    God is a kid with a magnafing glass and we are the ants

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  • Hussainthemvp

    God is the player and we are the sims

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  • Orangepeelx

    I mean no offense when I say this but I think religion isn't logical... You spend your life worshipping a thing/spirit that allows murder, disease, famine, drout, torchure, rape.. The list goes on! It says in the Bible "Thou Shall Not Kill" yet the old testament is about God Murdering the Earths Population! Hypocritical much? I am sincerely apologetic if my views have offended I didn't mean to D= Just letting you know I was once a Christian! Weird huh? ;)

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  • Lucid24

    I dunno guys. I'm still kinda in the same spot. Also italianpickles argument just seems twice as ridiculous now. Thanks for the input peoples. I've been to several churches and honestly I am going to be an agnostic until I find a religion I feel I can 100% devote to. Not pick and choose in order for it to make any normal sense. You take the bible at its word or you don't. But don't preach the parts you like and leave the rest. I'm not saying anyone here does that. But I know people that do. I feel comfortable with my belief system whatever I've got in my heart, maybe it's not in a book but again no one told me I had to do it so I'm not being sucker punched with tradition. I just plain believe it. And that's good enough for me. Hope you all have the benefit of finding your own path and way of life without it being spoon fed.

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  • Grymlocke

    Gnosticism believes that "God" is a thing called the Demiurge and the demiurge is a completely fallible thing that was created by mistake. Above the demiurge there is a True God which the demiurge is ignorant of and blah blah blah, you get the picture? Check out Gnosticism cause it seems to be right up your ally.

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  • portalmasterx7

    I'm atheist so no offence but to me Christianity=pastafarian in same general idea

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  • OutLoud!

    It takes just as much faith to believe there is no God as it does to believe in a God.

    Keep in mind that Albert Einstein, Steven Hawkings, Isaac Newton and many others believe ("Believed" if they are now dead) in God.

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