Perceiving God figures that are variously made in man's image seems to be a common theme down through human history and across cultures
Does this not tell us more about the human condition than it does about the nature of the universe and the nature of the entity that possibly created it.
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@fmf saidIf there are any Jewish rabbis near you, and if you are sincerely interested in exploring the various facets of this question, I would suggest you engage in sincere conversation with them.
Perceiving God figures that are variously made in man's image seems to be a common theme down through human history and across cultures
Does this not tell us more about the human condition than it does about the nature of the universe and the nature of the entity that possibly created it.
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-Removed-Please list five religions of Earth (excluding Christianity) which have humaniform God figures.
I'll grant that Hinduism does have some, so you would only need to list four others. Too bad for you that Judaism and Islam do not have such humaniform God figures!
Good luck!
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-Removed-Leaving aside the observation that you seem an angry drunk, my introduction of "Arcturian Spider Crystals" into the general spiritual discussions in your apparently huffily defended private little sadism pit was meant to expand the context of our discussions in the SF beyond humanocentric views.