God is Evil

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Oh you!

Is that that you want me to improve my english?


(But I'm not sure that in my native langage, I would have thought of that either )

In case God exists: He is very evil.

I am not afraid of aliens or demons even though I believe they exist. Why would this belief mandate antipsychotics? I believe it is far more likely that our world was created by evil energy than by an all loving benevolent God who rules the universe.

Many believe God created the world and he is all good and then Satan came in and created evil. That sounds unlikely to me.
Many people who believe in God also believe that angels and demons exist, although if someone were to claim to have made direct contact with these entities then that person must be psychotic. That is just hypocritical.

Some believe that we just appeared out of no where and there is nothing beyond the material realm. I think it is delusional to think that humans are the most advanced form of life in the universe. I wouldn't suggest that these people, who in my opinion are delusional, be put on medication.

If we all are delusional then we should interpret these delusions as well as our dreams/visions.

*Please see dreams thread

More problems start when you try to tell people what to believe and enforce ways to make people think a certain way.

Actually, I believe Galileo was a Christian not only before the Inquisition but also after. I think Galileo was persecuted by the church basically because he went against Greek metaphysics, the prevailing scientific worldview during Galileo's time, a view which held that a fixed and unmoving earth was at the center of the universe.

This view was held by not only the pagan philosophers of that period but also by many influential church members who tried to dovetail this inaccurate Greek science with their interpretation of the Bible. The church may have given up on Galileo but Galileo never gave up on his Christianity, he remained one all his life.

The Catholic church was formed by Roman elites in an attempt to obtain world domination. Catholicism means universal. The Catholics aimed at forging all the religions into one cohesive one so that the masses would better be able to be controlled. Galileo threatened the political establishment, not the belief in God. While I don't condone what happened to him, I realize that governments often employ ideologies to maintain the fabric of its society.

Galileo was not a well respected scientist of his time. His methodology was considered to be wrong by his colleagues. His teachers held him in contempt for the most part. Galileo understood that there was undiscovered science and gave up his life to discover new truths and continued to ask questions all his life.

When scientists go looking for life out in the universe, they always look for life as we perceive it. Life is matter and matter is energy. There is more energy in empty space than in matter. Sometimes we need to think outside the box. If we keep looking for alien life forms in the material realm, we are missing out because most of the universe does not consist of matter but rather it consists of energy.