Simple explanation of God.

To understand this, you have to understand the people of average thought roughly 2000 years ago. Although there were probably a lot of critical thinkers of the day, the "masses" were probably more barbaric than uneducated. "Dumber" people probably accepted "smarter" people's theories much more easier than they would today. If this holds true, the concept of God was probably believed a lot more fervently than the "pick and choose" belief system we see today. They believed in God because they believed it was crucial to their survival.

Anyways.... Consciously, our minds go through an agitation phase, and a sleepiness phase to balance it out. Light and Dark, yin and yang, whatever.... aaand.... God is the agitation.

So there you have it, God exists, and he is omnipresent.

Discuss.

lol no , that explains nothing , its half baked , under cooked train of thought.


Needs more substance spice and allure for anyone to take a bite.


That is a terrible explaination and far from simple.


its like you took three triangles and tried to force them in the circle hole of the "box"


I reject your notion . Discuss that


Many people under estimate god and its greatness.


For me god is the source of all this .

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Nope... Not true. They had a quality about them, to not talk so much, but to listen more, to demonstrate more within soul and personality, showing motivation through example. We are lost in 2011...................

It were aliens!!! I seen em!

People 2000 years ago were more inquisitive, not less. They didn't have the trappings we have today to occupy their minds. Sure governments tried, using distractions like Gladiatorial games or other spectacles (depending on where you were), but at the end of the day, there were far less sources of preoccupation than there are in this era. People had lots of time to sit and discuss, to think about things, which is why, without the use of telescopes or other farseeing observatories, the ancients not only new the earth moved through space, but could also map the Earth's movement through our galaxy through basic sky watching and lengthy discussions. These cares were also applied to religion and discussions regarding God(s). It's only in the last 2000 years that we (for the most part) have become lazy in our interpretations of theology.