Did God create man or did man create God [Spirituality & Religion]

@BlueVeins ...in his own image. "God" is a fiction, invent to explain the unknown. As man's knowledge increases, "god" becomes redundant.

@Sharon You are a bravely arrogant woman! Human-kind's knowledge is vastly over-rated when compared to the infinity of the universe. If science can explain our being why can't it explain how we came to be: The world is here, all plants and animals live in it, why is it so diverse yet so bio-dependent? All of that happened from microbes who 'decided' that they would part ways into different environments and develop differently? As though they had thought and planning skills. I suggest you leave your mind open to the concept of God (Good)and marvel at the unknown that surrounds you. Marvelling is the gift that God gives us - enjoyment of His world! Until you can say for CERTAIN, "There is no God.", don't presume that we are all fools and you are not.

@JollyRoger [quote] Human-kind's knowledge is vastly over-rated when compared to the infinity of the universe. [/quote]

Some things aren't know but there's no point hypothesizing a god to explain the unknown. All that does is add another unknown - namely the origin of that god.

[quote]All of that happened from microbes who 'decided' that they would part ways into different environments and develop differently?[/quote]

Why would anything need to decide? Anything that didn't develop to survive in a given environment simply wouldn't. No decision necessary.

[quote] Marvelling is the gift that God gives us - enjoyment of His world! [/quote]

Pot meet kettle. That's a very arrogant statement from one who calls me arrogant. Why believe it's your particular god anyway? There are thousands to choose from.