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MAN CREATES GOD

IDEAS OF CREATION OF THE UNIVERSE AND EXPLANATION OF NATURAL PHENOMENON USED AS A VEHICLE TO EXPLAIN THE ANTHROPOMORPHISM OF GOD.

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MAN CREATES GOD

By: DR. PAUL TEICH
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There was a time when the theoretical ideas and philosophical ideals that man formed into deity belief and god worship did not exist. How did we go from there to the church being the largest land owner on planet earth? When we know history has been changed and lying through omission is the case and we know it, why do we keep teaching lies? Perhaps to protect the culture that we believe relies upon it. That is a slippery slope of lies and deceit especially when the light at the top is supposed to be truth. If a primitive man noticed that before it rains the leaves turn upside down could he use this solitary knowledge to impress his peers? Is there proof that there is a God or Supreme Being and what would that be? Philosophy Religious Studies
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