Why would a supernatural being with superpowers choose to

create humans in his image but not give them the same superpowers?

Axelerator · 31-35, M

He’d only do that, if “he”was more interested in having little pets than any kind of equal.

Doesn’t sound like the thoughts of an omnipotent and ever present being to me.

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Axelerator · 31-35, M

@Rolexeo I'm not claiming to understand the perspective of a being like that. But I can recognize human behaviour. It just so happens god likes to act like a psychotic vengeful child a lot of the time.

Anyone who's not afraid of the truth should see it for what is it, rather than the nice fairytale most prefer.

I guess it's a moot point anyway, since reason and religion aren't companions.

Rolexeo · 26-30, M

@Axelerator People do, you can't attribute any behaviours to God unless you follow a religion really

Axelerator · 31-35, M

@Rolexeo that's true, and I'm only talking about the major organized religions, mostly Abrahamic and their version of god, which is very similar to each other.

DocSavage · M

I brought up that question a while back too.
If god is a spiritual being , why make a physical universe ? Why not stick with what you know ?
If god created us in his image, he must have human features, eyes, nose , mouth, ears , hands , legs , etc. prior to creation, what purpose would they serve ? Until he made things to see, eyes would be useless. Why would he need hands, if he can build things with a word ? If he’s omnipresent, why would he need to walk anywhere ?
If he’s intangible, formless , energy. What did he base his model on ? Physics don’t apply in the spirit world, why invent them if he doesn’t need them himself ?
The questions just keep piling up.

James4097 · M

So that he could remain powerful and in control.

scrood · 31-35

Without faith you can do nothing

ArishMell · 70-79, M

Doesn't want the competition?

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eMortal · M

@jshm2 No they're not similar. They’re not kings.

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