tycho wrote:Man didn't create God. Man, is God in terms of 'final cause'. Remember for example, Einstein's 'absolute space-time' as a basis of general theory of relativity. Absolute space-time implies a singularity of causes that can be personified...
Brother Tycho:
1. I was talking of the popular God of the Bible, Koran, Gita et al. Surely we created that one? Who else could come up with such a hilarious mess?
2. Please don't misrepresent old man Einstein.He clearly said 'all is relative' (no absolutes), a position he struggled with through out his life, if you recall his debacle of the cosmological constant
3. I repeat, again, there are no absolutes in reality. I know it is scary, like suddenly realizing that the ground you stand on is nothing but empty space. It is. 'Absolute space/time is an illusion. An important illusion yes, but that is all it is.
4. Even your capacity to create reality, in all its detail (including filling up that empty space) is not absolute. You can change it and you often do.
"The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth." (Niels Bohr)