I think that the christian notion of what a god is highly outdated.
For instance, let's say you had a time machine. Now, you wanted to know about math. Who would you go to for a lesson on it? The man back in the early ages of man (Jesus time for example) or some physicist from the future? Obviously, man in the future will be more advanced, have grander, more refined concepts and will have learned a lot from past mistakes and discoveries.
Anyone who thinks that some primitive minded man with the concept of a vengeful god (read the OT for proof) has the ultimate deity is very foolish. We have come a long way since the early ideas of what a god is. For instance, we no longer worship trees or rocks as divine beings and therefore do not pray to them for blessings. From this established pattern of learning, we can see that man will soon move on from christianity as it becomes more obsolete with time. The numbers are dropping.. it is inevitable that god will become obsolete as we learn more and more about our known universe and expand into the unknown aspects of it.
Honestly, if it weren't for some romans converting to christianity, we would probably be worshipping Zeus or Poseidon. Anyhow, christianity is really a harmless religion. Ever since Jesus ripped of Buddha, it really has become just a bunch of illogical hippies spouting out love (that is contradictory to the OT) and hugs. We really should be more concerned about Islam and it's violent practices. Christians aren't war like anymore and there people have stopped killing in the name of their religion (except for the anti abortion freaks who like to shoot doctors and blow up clinics).
The christian notion of sin is obviously without logic. They are simply putting labels on actions. But, from the universe perspective, these actions are not wrong - they simply exist. Humans are the ones with these concepts of right and wrong, but they really do not exist except for in the minds of humans. We think killing is wrong because of our emotions. If you take away the emotions, the action of death simply happens. It is part of nature. But, because of our limited perspective and emotional state, we abhor it (except when emotion justifies it).
The christian god is not perfect. How can a god who is subject to desire be perfect? To desire, to want suggests a lack of something. To lack is to be imperfect. A perfect being is self contained. It needs no external stimuli from any source. The christian god has motion - it creates, it demands tribute to it's ego, it kills. The christian deity was a simple, war god that was created by outdated concepts from simple minded folk. It is most unfortunate that people have gotten stuck on this speed bump on their path to enlightment and understanding.
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