Personally, I think Satan was sort of sacrificed… that God needed to expunge evil from his/itself, and programmed Satan to rebel… taking the feminine chaos (pathos) away with him— so he could be the highfather of order (logos).
which is why Satan is so fucking pissed at humans, because we have free will, and he doesn’t feel he had an opportunity to NOT rebel…
Lucifer is THE FALL guy.
No sympathy, though, fuck him. Self-aware NPC-villain motherfucker.
Just a thought: what if God and Satan are both psyops? The purpose being complete distraction from the real thing: that this is indeed a creation of which we can know only its features/behavior, but nothing of what's beyond it. If it's a creation, then surely it must've been created by someone/something? Yep, and that's where our knowledge ends and the psyop begins.
I mean, the entire thing, as presented, has always sounded like a soap opera to me. A vengeful God? Cool story, bro.
We are made in God’s image. Would you not be a jealous, vengeful God? I know I would. Imagine building a nice gaming computer from scratch, only coming home one day to find that it was perfectly operational, only it was sentient enough to not boot up for you anymore, it just didn’t want to play the games you wanted to play. In fact, it stopped believing you exist altogether.
I don’t know about you, but I’d cast that motherfucker right off my back porch.
I hear ya, but this is what I meant about it possibly being a psyop.
We are made in God’s image.
We are told so, but do we know so? I suppose. Anything we create is in some sense an extension of our mind, an imprint of our mind onto the physical. Any sort of simulation we'd build, would have our mind's signature all over it, which would unavoidably be propagated downstream ad infinitium (a simulation within a simulation...). If we look upstream, we can deduce/assume the same thing applies: that we/this is a representation of God's mind and that God's mind stretches upstream ad infinitum and could never be fully grasped by the creation, yet the creation itself is God's mind. What a glorious oxymoron.
Is that what the Bible means by it, or is it saying/implying that we look like God and experience existence in a similar manner God does, just that God exists in a different realm?
I don't have a problem with God, I just have a problem with how it's presented and with the assumption that what other people have written/told us is what God really is. I don't think anyone knows what God is. I think it is unfathomable, but it is nevertheless; existence itself being the ultimate and definitive "proof" anyone should need. All that is is God, no way around it. Any sort of vengeful god is merely something that exists within God, just like us.
EDIT: I know I've said "God is a psyop" in my previous comment, but I was just referring to the "God"/vengeful god that we're presented with.
Motha fuckin’ SATAN. Always has been.
Personally, I think Satan was sort of sacrificed… that God needed to expunge evil from his/itself, and programmed Satan to rebel… taking the feminine chaos (pathos) away with him— so he could be the highfather of order (logos).
which is why Satan is so fucking pissed at humans, because we have free will, and he doesn’t feel he had an opportunity to NOT rebel… Lucifer is THE FALL guy.
No sympathy, though, fuck him. Self-aware NPC-villain motherfucker.
Just a thought: what if God and Satan are both psyops? The purpose being complete distraction from the real thing: that this is indeed a creation of which we can know only its features/behavior, but nothing of what's beyond it. If it's a creation, then surely it must've been created by someone/something? Yep, and that's where our knowledge ends and the psyop begins.
I mean, the entire thing, as presented, has always sounded like a soap opera to me. A vengeful God? Cool story, bro.
We are made in God’s image. Would you not be a jealous, vengeful God? I know I would. Imagine building a nice gaming computer from scratch, only coming home one day to find that it was perfectly operational, only it was sentient enough to not boot up for you anymore, it just didn’t want to play the games you wanted to play. In fact, it stopped believing you exist altogether.
I don’t know about you, but I’d cast that motherfucker right off my back porch.
I hear ya, but this is what I meant about it possibly being a psyop.
We are told so, but do we know so? I suppose. Anything we create is in some sense an extension of our mind, an imprint of our mind onto the physical. Any sort of simulation we'd build, would have our mind's signature all over it, which would unavoidably be propagated downstream ad infinitium (a simulation within a simulation...). If we look upstream, we can deduce/assume the same thing applies: that we/this is a representation of God's mind and that God's mind stretches upstream ad infinitum and could never be fully grasped by the creation, yet the creation itself is God's mind. What a glorious oxymoron.
Is that what the Bible means by it, or is it saying/implying that we look like God and experience existence in a similar manner God does, just that God exists in a different realm?
I don't have a problem with God, I just have a problem with how it's presented and with the assumption that what other people have written/told us is what God really is. I don't think anyone knows what God is. I think it is unfathomable, but it is nevertheless; existence itself being the ultimate and definitive "proof" anyone should need. All that is is God, no way around it. Any sort of vengeful god is merely something that exists within God, just like us.
EDIT: I know I've said "God is a psyop" in my previous comment, but I was just referring to the "God"/vengeful god that we're presented with.