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]

The most of your post I don't know what you talking about (because my bad english) but I said you have another interpretation of god his excistens than the average of the religious.

That depends on whether you could comprehend the existence of God in the average religion.

IF you are going to make a comparison you would first have to know what you are comparing it to. IF you are not familiar with the average religion then you couldn't make a comparison. If you are familiar, then what makes your experience of the average religion above the average so that you have an authoritative foundation in which to start?

I'd rather believe that some molucules (or whatever) bumped up in each other and gave us live then god created this all in 7 days

Of course you would, because you think in terms that are familiar to you. That is why I said you have already made up your mind what you want to believe. You would rather, is a statement of preference.
You have taken a stand and are wanting the stand to be dis-proven by someone else rather than to look for the possibilities otherwise through your own ability to open to possibility.
If a person is truly open to possibility they don't put their preferences in front of them when they are moving forward.
If you really want to know what 7 days are then you would have to search a bit deeper into scripture to understand what one day in the life of God is. I suggest you look into the vedic teachings and how they connect to astrology.
You just might find the molecules were moving with intelligence rather than by accident.
The idea that the universe came together by accident in such an order is similar to the idea that the Earth is flat, the imagination is sometimes connected to divine intelligence, and sometimes to the superstition of fear and ego.

When you were trippin' on acid? haha just kiddin'! Give me some examples, what things did you experienced? About the profets, I think that they didn't do any of them, it's more likely that they had visions on doing such things what brings me back to symptoms of schizophrenia/drug use.

Give you some examples? You think the creation of the universe is a miracle, what makes it a miracle?

If you had shown a television set to someone in the dark ages they would have called it the work of the devil. If you had stuck a needle and syringe with medicine into a sick person of the same time, the people would have said that you that you put something of the devil into them.
When Jesus was healing the sick the pharisees said it was the work of the devil.

Go figure people see things they don't understand and the first thing that comes to mind is to condemn the act and the experience from the fear that is stimulated by being in the unknown.
People don't witness and experience miracles because they can't allow themselves to step out of the known and into the unknown.
Several years ago a man came to a medical symposium to speak of a medical procedure that could detect pre-cancerous cells in women. The doctors in the building laughed the young man out of the meeting.
The young man was Georgios Papanikolaou the man who is given credit for the widely used Pap smear.

Anything I tell you is subject to your own ability to believe and you would rather believe what you can understand and what makes sense to you.
You have a way to go before you can make sense of God, because right now you know nothing of God other than what you have been told or what you have read. And what you have read doesn't make sense to you.
A college physics book doesn't make much sense to a 5 year old but then there is always room for growth and experience to prepare the 5 year old for greater comprehension.
Science is driven to answer questions, and sometimes they ask the right questions but they are not always the majority nor the mainstream.
The mainstream intellect is absorbed in books that are written ten or more years ago, and are self absorbed in the media which pumps people up with drama and information that is more of a distraction for the intellect than to really help anyone understand who and what they are.
Schools don't teach the meaning of life because they do not know.

People who are ripe to know are the ones who are opening to spirituality that goes far beyond the mainstream media and Churchianity.
How would you convince me you are ready for a miracle or that you are beyond the limitations of rather believing in one thing and actually open to experience it all?
What makes you different than someone from the dark ages who would cast accusation of dark forces? You've already jokingly thrown out the trippin on acid remark, and I'd say that says alot about your subconscious reactive mind.

Doing those things would not make them humans (made out of flesh and blood) would it? Jesus said he was the son of god, he got tortured and cruzified, for our sins? Or because he could not proof the miracles he claimed he did or could do?

Why couldn't it make them humans of flesh and blood?
Science says an atom is 90% empty space and everything is made of atoms according to science. So what does it mean to be made of flesh and blood that is made of atoms?

Jesus was crucified because he was a threat to the existing hierarchy. What he was doing was beyond the acceptance of those who were losing power and respect as the people were being taught that the ability of survival was not dependent on what others told them, but what they could understand and experience themselves.
The message Jesus was teaching was that universal mind is an intelligence that lives to create universes and that they were just as powerful.
Just as science is learning today that what we think affects the very life within us and that we make ourselves sick by worry, and that we can heal ourselves just as easy by changing the way we think Jesus was speaking to the effect of mind being the master and the body the servant rather than the other way around.
The human body is a microcosmic entity in a larger macrocosm, and the human mind/brain is a tuner for consciousness to connect the relative to the etheric absolute universal mind. The soul is an immortal spark not unlike an atom that can support a physical universe and still be 99% empty space, and it is intelligent as an atom has intelligence.
Anyone can become self aware, witness their thoughts and experience themselves as not the thoughts they are thinking.
But man has habitually taken their senses outward into the physical and identified with the solid matter, that is always breaking down in its temporary state of being.
Death has become the belief of man rather than life eternal. Man would rather believe that by random happenstance he comes into the world of change for a few years in ignorance, accumulating a few memories, ages, becomes invalid and dies, than to believe he is any more than that.
Most would prefer to believe their lives be defined by scientific methods, even tho science in the form of medicine produces doctors who are to be the experts for your health and longevity and have themselves an average lifespan of 60 some odd years.

Jesus was a man who was trying to get a sleeping humanity to awaken to greater thinking, and 2000 years hasn't created much of a change in the way we think about ourselves and how we so easily give our attention to false prophets and politicians who would destroy mankind to accumulate more power.

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?



No, I just know that it has a collection of standards and values (note: standards and values, might not be the correct translation) in it.

Setting standards is the way we objectify our knowledge into rules. It is the way the ego protects its individuality. However, standards are not universal by rule of individuality and are often oriented to beliefs rather than universal principals that apply regardless of beliefs or individuality.
True wisdom doesn't come from rules or the ego. It comes to those who have experience in surrendering to that which is greater than individuality and any egoic standard of Earthly ruling.
There is alot you don't see in the scripture and that is because you don't have a conscious experience of God.