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Rosie · 01-03-2008, 04:51 AM

Everybody seems so caught up in understanding how God created the world, and life. The world is just physical. It's just matter, and atoms, and all that scientific stuff. What we should really be asking is who or what created consciousness. God couldn't have created consciousness since he is already conscious himself. How did anything come in to existence at all?

Who created God? Lets say we were created by God, and some even superior God created him. Now lets call the first God - God 1, and the second God, God 2. Now wouldn't it make sense that an even more superior God would have to create God 2? We'll call this God, God 3. So God 3 created God 2, and God 2 created God 1, and God 1 created us. And then, as you probably guessed, we would need another superior God to account for the creation of the third one. So, in a sense, we would require an endless amount of infinitely superior Gods to account for each of their creation, and ultimately our creation. IF we rejected that idea, we could come to the conclusion that some where along the line, a primitive consciousness arose from nothing. Perhaps we are that primitive consciousness?

Anyways, that was just a collection of some random rambelings. I'd love to hear your thoughts.

01-03-2008, 04:51 AM	#1 (permalink)
Rosie Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 272	Rambelings Everybody seems so caught up in understanding how God created the world, and life. The world is just physical. It's just matter, and atoms, and all that scientific stuff. What we should really be asking is who or what created consciousness. God couldn't have created consciousness since he is already conscious himself. How did anything come in to existence at all? Who created God? Lets say we were created by God, and some even superior God created him. Now lets call the first God - God 1, and the second God, God 2. Now wouldn't it make sense that an even more superior God would have to create God 2? We'll call this God, God 3. So God 3 created God 2, and God 2 created God 1, and God 1 created us. And then, as you probably guessed, we would need another superior God to account for the creation of the third one. So, in a sense, we would require an endless amount of infinitely superior Gods to account for each of their creation, and ultimately our creation. IF we rejected that idea, we could come to the conclusion that some where along the line, a primitive consciousness arose from nothing. Perhaps we are that primitive consciousness? Anyways, that was just a collection of some random rambelings. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Last edited by Rosie; 01-03-2008 at 10:27 PM.