God/Religion a creation of the powerfull human mind ?/! Options

[YoungS]

This is a forum about the human brain so I think i'm at the right place to suggest to start a topic about this.

[Joesus]

No offence, but I don't know what the hell you talking about.......................

That is your interpertation, there are so much religious people still live by the books (bible, qur'an), or what a priest or imam says.

It would stand to reason if you don't know what I'm talking about, that you could only answer with the idea that it was an interpretation.
Ask yourself, how do you come up with an interpretation of what I said when you don't know what I said?
I think you are projecting from the experience of not knowing, but thinking about God as you make statements to whether God exists or not.

By the way I agree there are many who live by what they interpret from the Bible or the Qur’an and by following what others interpret. This is the sad state of most religions these days.
Those who were the inspiration for these scriptures lived by what they taught and experienced what most only dream of in communion with God.

There are very wise words in holy books, that's true but don't tell me the desciples really saw Jesus walk on water, Turn water into wine, There was something with bread also forgot how that story was or with one touch cure a little ill kid or how Moses opened the sea in half to walk through. Do you believe those things? We live in a world where it more sounds like a fairytail.

I don't find it necessary to tell you he walked on water, or turned water into wine, or fed thousands with a few loaves of bread and a few fish. You've already made up your mind that the world we live in is the tantamount reason for its impossibility. Just like those who believe things that are written in the bible you believe what you have read and have been told that are relative to the impossibility of miracles.

Do I believe these things? Absolutely. I've seen and experienced a few things in my life that go beyond the normal comprehension of belief and relative laws of science as it is, in its infancy.

By the way who or what is that actually tells you there is wisdom in the bible and the Qur'an? Is it someone else's idea or did you come up with that yourself?

I don't really quite understand what you trying to tell me (senteces you use).
Was god not directly speaking trough Jesus, Muhammed, Moses? Commanding/Ordering them to say/do things what lead to Jesus his own death, Muhammed to a war, Moses jeapordyzing many lives to send them into the desert? Hearing voices in/outside the head ordering/commanding things is a typical symptom of schizophrenia.
Back then they were saviours, and not seen as a disturbance to the majority. Now we live in a time where knowledge is power and no one will ever believe that god speaks trough someone. On one hand religious people believe (without real proof) what was 2000 years ago on the other hand the time we live in right now, they are called crazy (because there is no proof), an disturbance to the majority, isn't this hypocracy?

Relative values that are supposed to be knowledge don't always encapsulate the vastness of the universe.
For every question that is answered by science there are probably at least 10 more questions that come up that are relative to the study of reality.

Jesus, Muahammed and Moses spoke from the experience of union with God regarding the nature of reality. The word of God refers to the absolute potential that exists in all manifestations. It is not in itself a single word tho the Aum or Amen is referred to as the vibration of the universe or the "Word" of God.
Jesus by example in the crucifixion demonstrated that the spirit was stronger than the physical body and everlasting.
Moses led slaves out of Egypt in a representation of freedom of mind body and soul through enlightenment. The Ten commandments were symbolic of the natural laws of cause and effect in how the senses can be turned inward or outward, each having their corresponding affects.
Turning the mind inward releases the mind from its fascination and habitual addictions to beliefs and stresses ingrained in the neural pathways of the mind due to dualistic experiences and limited awareness of reality. Turning the senses outward create habits akin to the relative nature of sensory addictions to pleasure and the aversion to pain along with various bits of information passed on through the majority and its foundation of belief, be they scientific or spiritual.
Being that everyone is different and with different addictions, the outward sense addictions manifest themselves in attachment to symbols that represent psychological freedom from suffering.
Sex, drugs which include alcohol and tobacco, relationships, and other devices of mental and physical distraction like television and the internet are the tantalizing temptresses of instant gratification.

The Ten commandments are actually based on scientific principals.
Those that tend to lean a little more to the right would disagree in that any regard to spiritual intelligence is subject to relative values.
Even Muhammed spoke of the nature of spirituality or of the same things that Jesus and Moses did however they were all at different stages of their evolution and conscious enlightenment regardless of their ability to surrender to the voice and will of spirit in each experience and demonstration of spiritual living.

Each had their own experience because each human experience is unique.
Due to the diversity of human nature and its tendency to become attached to the relative some personalities appeal more to the nature of the surroundings in bringing in the teaching of spirituality.
The teacher always fit the classroom and the comprehensive ability of students.

It's late over here and i'm tired, I'll try to read and respond to your post tomorrow, maybe i'll understand more about it.

Understanding comes with time and experience. Try not to make a rules out of non-understanding. Many do you know. They say, "This is what I understand and so this is the way it must be," while they say to themselves and others, "I don't understand this or that."
It would stand to reason unless you believe there is nothing more for you to learn and understand that you might keep an open mind to possibility rather than to close it because you have a difficult time comprehending what is in your reality.