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What do ya all think about my theory? 🤔

First of all.. if we go back to the ages of humanity still evolving from the other animals and creatures.. we can't clearly relate it with the fact that, there existed "two" humans who created humanity. This just defies the fact, that humans evolved, from other creatures.

So, what I feel like God is.. is simple. They were some people in ancient times, who were the rulers, who were wise, who were powerful, who would help everyone at time of needs. That's what led people to make, a figurine.. a god figure, who was the "see it all".

Yes, this still doesn't explain the fact about many unnatural things in this world, but I believe.. humans don't understand the nature fully. They will never be able to, and until we humans can't understand our nature, our surrounding fully.. we'd all be in the delusion, that someone "above" exists, for us.

(I would be taking examples of Hindu Gods, as I am a Hindu, and only know about them, I am not trying to be discriminative towards any religion)

Like, let's take.. the example of Rami ji. Was he powerful? Yes. Was he wise? Yes. Was he a leader? Yes. Did he help everyone in need? Yes. Did he save his wife, from a kidnapper? Yes.

Another example, Krishna Ji or the "natkhat bhagwan".. was he powerful? Yes. Was he wise, friendly, and loving? Yes. Did he love his wife? Yes.

That's the thing, people from ancient times, then began to categorize, these "named" people as the ultimate ideals of whom they should follow the path of. I feel like, the Ancient people knew, there exists no god, no someone in the sky, what they wanted to teach us, was the fact that.. these humans are the ideal humans, who should be an example, who should be followed.

So.. the ultimate conclusion, what I can draw is.. God.. doesn't exist, ideal humans existed. The perfect ones. They were shaped as sculptures, their tales sung through every generation.. and each new generation, began to interpret these "ideal" humans, as gods, due to lack of communication.. and we are now ultimately in this time. Where we are absolute devotees.

So.. Gods are.. just teachings given by the ancient humans, for their future generations, on an ideal human.. which we idiots began to misinterpret as.. "Power of Gods".

So what do y'all think??

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u/Sufficient-Head-9850 — 5 days ago

Religion is peaceful until it's not.

Religious people claim to be spiritually high and peaceful all the time but if you just give them a little freedom then all they wanna do is takeover the world and convert everyone which is kinda funny in itself lol. They want everyone to follow their sky daddy and fairly talk except themselves.

What's ur opinion on it?

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u/iskrishna — 3 days ago

Thoughts on religions n gods ?

there r various religions practiced around the world .people may blindly believe them or doesnt follow them at all .what r ur thoughts on today's religious practices n functioning ?

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u/CompanyStrange4952 — 3 days ago

Just wanted to share something....

So I believe in God but I don't believe in superstitions... Acc to me God exists and he helps me whenever I need him... This doesn't mean he should or have to help everyone present in this world... At some points in my life, I lost every hope in God But only in those difficult times he has helped me... When I need him I don't lit a diya... rather I just remember him from deep inside of my heart ... I believe he is with us inside our soul. He has stayed with me in my most difficult times, and I am even grateful towards him. To repay this gratitude I go to the temple and help the needy ones there at least once in a month... I think God is happy with this. When I see those happy faces, I believe he is smiling at me.

After saying all this I am not saying any of u to believe in him or do what I am doing. Since I Saw this sub so just came here to rant something. Thats it .

I allow u all to put your opinions but please don't disrespect or hurt me and him. 😊

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u/GoodMorningBabitaJi2 — 14 hours ago