What if no religions are correct, but there still is a God?

@neologist,

There are 4 logic problems with your question. If there is a God and most religions have God then unless God is unimportant then the religions get the most important thing right. I am using your 'logic'.

2) Do you mean All correct or all wrong. What in life is ever that way?

3) Even in the perfect religion, would anyone attain to the correct understanding.

4) Isn't that a question that can only be answered personally, Unless you are insinuating force against others because you assume that you are correct always

This is a very disturbing question because there is no thought but plenty of emotion

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I 100% believe that to be the case. Religions are about as true as a videogame, however the reason for religion could very well be true.
God could exist, as a separate all-powerful force, but what's a logical view of God?

If God is the creator of evolution, as opposed to being the process of evolution itself, is that meant to imply that God wants to see trial and error, or that they themself aren't all-powerful?

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@Thomas33,

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If God is the creator of evolution, as opposed to being the process of evolution itself, is that meant to imply that God wants to see trial and error, or that they themself aren't all-powerful?

Pretty good summary. I think it's the first (trial and error), and that without interfearance.

I've heard many versions of 'All is one, we are one, we are God' but I don't think any are honest. The most ardent advocate of 'we are all powerful' can be brought down with something as simple and common as a broken heart.

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@Leadfoot,

I myself can't get my head around God wanting to see trial and error. At least, in the context that God doesn't need to see trial and error.

If God needs to see trial and error, what does that say about God? Overall I think there's a discrepancy between the reality of God as supreme and as a force that is dependent on a history of evolution.

What could the link be, between evolution and the source of existence?

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@Thomas33,

Or there is no God. That solves the problem too. You're just ignoring the obvious.

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@rosborne979,

But then where does ability derive from?

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@Thomas33,

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What could the link be, between evolution and the source of existence?

I can't be sure, but I think evolution was for plausible deniability. There is to be no smoking gun evidence for the source of existence. 'Making the evidence fit the hypothesis'? Maybe, maybe not.

If we are to find God, it must be in a different realm than understanding our physical existence.

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@Leadfoot,

I completely understand what you mean. Perhaps that's the whole point: maybe God never intended for us to know of their existence because that's the condition of our existence. Life forms in the universe knowing about the creator violates the ability of the universe, because perhaps God's being able to create meant their not being able to know the creation, therefore the universe not knowing its own anti could be the means to balance.

I personally think the source of existence needs to be replicated.

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@Thomas33,

Thomas33 wrote:

But then where does ability derive from?

Everything is natural dude. God just isn't required. It's really not that complicated.

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@AugustineBrother,

AugustineBrother wrote:

There are 4 logic problems with your question. . .

I know.
Why do you think I asked?

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@neologist,

I think they are all bits and pieces to a bigger picture we can't see right now.

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@rosborne979,

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God just isn't required. It's really not that complicated.

Yep, life is so simple. Rocks and sun then add water - Poof! Life!

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@Leadfoot,

You forgot lightning.
Wasn't there lightning?

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@Leadfoot,

Leadfoot wrote:

Yep, life is so simple. Rocks and sun then add water - Poof! Life!

I know, I know, you prefer pure *Poofism* over chemistry and time. I just find it easier to believe that there are chemical processes we don't yet understand than I do the Magic Sky Wizard hypothesis.

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@rosborne979,

Emphasis on the words "don't understand"

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@neologist,

neologist wrote:

Emphasis on the words "don't understand"

Is that the special, secret phrase of the day?

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When I was 4 and I used to hunt ants I was the God of the ant world...so what ?
...the kind of god ppl normally talk about if existing at all in any shape or form in relative relation to our place in reality is at best a big child. Now that out of the way talk about Being not god. The answer to that one gets far more tricky.

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@neologist,

neologist wrote:

Emphasis on the words "don't understand"

Emphasis on "Magic Sky Wizard"

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@rosborne979,

rosborne979 wrote:

neologist wrote:

Emphasis on the words "don't understand"

Emphasis on "Magic Sky Wizard"

Emphasis on Emphasis

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When understanding fails, yell " magic sky wizard " or " There IS NO GOD!", your choice.

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