God, the creator of the universe.

[Starlight]

God, the creator of the universe/universes is abrahamic and at the same time God is not abrahamic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is dharmic and at the same time God is not dharmic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is pagan and at the same time God is not pagan

God has no religion. God is greater than we think.

Any thoughts? Do you agree or disagree?

 

[SalixIncendium]

What was it you wished to debate?

 

[Starlight]

What was it you wished to debate?

I do not know. Maybe some people who read my post disagree with me

 

[ChristineM]

God, the creator of the universe/universes is abrahamic and at the same time God is not abrahamic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is dharmic and at the same time God is not dharmic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is pagan and at the same time God is not pagan

God has no religion. God is greater than we think.

Any thoughts? Do you agree or disagree?

How the universe universe formed is unknown, to say "my god did it" is a personal act of faith.

 

[Ashoka]

I agree that God is God, but I don't see the god of the bible as the creator. He's more an Asura/Rakshasa in my view.

 

[F1fan]

There are gods that created the Hawaiian Islands.

There are over 200 creator gods in human lore.

 

[syo]

God, the creator of the universe/universes is abrahamic and at the same time God is not abrahamic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is dharmic and at the same time God is not dharmic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is pagan and at the same time God is not pagan

God has no religion. God is greater than we think.

Any thoughts? Do you agree or disagree?

Gods are many and they're all pagan.

 

[1213]

...God is greater than we think.
...

I agree with that.

 

[SalixIncendium]

Gods are many and they're all pagan.

You must have a different definition of pagan than the dictionary definition.

A pagan is a follower of a polytheistic religion (esp. non-Abrahamic religions).

 

[F1fan]

I agree with that.

That is what many believers are taught.

 

[EtuMalku]

God, the creator of the universe/universes is abrahamic and at the same time God is not abrahamic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is dharmic and at the same time God is not dharmic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is pagan and at the same time God is not pagan

God has no religion. God is greater than we think.

Any thoughts? Do you agree or disagree?

I'll disagree. Here's why.

Perennial Philosophy is the understanding that all the world's Right Hand Path and Pagan-Based religions share a single, universal doctrine. This doctrine posits that the highest achievement that human life can achieve is through the union with an external Supreme Being and/or the Objective Universe (Nature). The way in which this is achieved is through the deception of one's conscious awareness into believing that one has been accepted by this Supreme Being and/or Nature (Objective Universe).

This is not the stance one takes as an adherent of the Left Hand Path, we do not accept the idea of external deities or the illusion of 'I Am', wherein the psyche comes to believe that it is inside us. The Objective Universe is seen as it plainly is, a non-conscious, unintelligent memetic mechanism composed of Time, Space & Matter. To absolve oneself into this is antithetic to the Left Hand Path goals of individuation, autotheism, and apotheosis.

The Greater Self/GodSelf is individual to each of us. It may be called the Psyche, the Soul, or our Isolate Consciousness. It is our Authentic Self, our Potential Being, it is the Platonic First Form of each of us and the perfected You. It is this Greater Self that we strive to become more consciously aware of.

 

[ChristineM]

There are gods that created the Hawaiian Islands.

There are over 200 creator gods in human lore.

Correct, very many over 200. Of the approximately 4200 gods worshipped by humanity (excluding Hindu gods) around 3800 of them were creator gods.

 

[AlexanderG]

God, the creator of the universe/universes is abrahamic and at the same time God is not abrahamic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is dharmic and at the same time God is not dharmic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is pagan and at the same time God is not pagan

God has no religion. God is greater than we think.

Any thoughts? Do you agree or disagree?

Your ideas sound like Taoism. Have you read the Tao Te Ching?

"Therefore having and not having arise together.
Difficult and easy complement each other.
Long and short contrast with each other;
High and low rest upon each other;
Voice and sound harmonize each other;
Front and back follow one another.

Therefore the sage goes about doing nothing, teaching no talking.
The ten thousand things rise and fall without cease,
Creating, yet not possessing,
Working, yet not taking credit,
Work is done, then forgotten.
Therefore it lasts for ever."

 

[Aupmanyav]

What was it you wished to debate?

It is only the beginning. She will reveal her purpose at the right time.

Any thoughts? Do you agree or disagree?

I am an atheist. So, imaginary things are out.

 

[RestlessSoul]

It is only the beginning. She will reveal her purpose at the right time.I am an atheist. So, imaginary things are out.

Everything is imaginary, in that we hold an image of it in our mind. This is how we function in the world.

"Dreams are real, for as long as they last. Can we say more of life?"
- Havelock Ellis

 

[Twilight Hue]

God, the creator of the universe/universes is abrahamic and at the same time God is not abrahamic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is dharmic and at the same time God is not dharmic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is pagan and at the same time God is not pagan

God has no religion. God is greater than we think.

Any thoughts? Do you agree or disagree?

That's something only you can answer for yourself.

I have no such gods.

 

[osgart]

Atheist here. From what I've seen most religions contradict each other to the exclusion of other Gods.

Perhaps you seek a God independent of all religions so far? I seek that kind of God, but I'm at my last straw with even that.

 

[danieldemol]

God, the creator of the universe/universes is abrahamic and at the same time God is not abrahamic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is dharmic and at the same time God is not dharmic.
God, the creator of the universe/universes is pagan and at the same time God is not pagan

God has no religion. God is greater than we think.

Any thoughts? Do you agree or disagree?

I personally disagree that there is any evidence that God is creator/intervener in the material realm, although I'm unclear as to whether you were claiming the opposite.

In my opinion.

 

[rocala]

I disagree.
I am usually agnostic on the matter, but sometimes get a strong feeling that 'something is there.'
I never think of god as a creator, more like a mind of the universe.

 

[Twilight Hue]

Gods are many and they're all pagan.

Including He Man. Master of the Universe.