@HexHammer,
HexHammer;152770 wrote:Let's not sideste this thread with too many atheistic views.
If God already had his angels, why would he create humans, well we too create new things we don't really need, but do it as a hobby.
Let's not leave our better knowledge with the front desk, when we check in, so as to have an excuse when it's '
reality check' time, is what I'd press for. Just look at what has come up afterwards!
The question of this thread, is both linguistically and culturally presupposing the validity of the claim that there actually exists, in external reality (thus not inside the brain of some humans alone {
internal reality}), a certain being, YHWH, who created all life forms on earth, and thus by extension, the H. sapiens. That claim, and thus the following question, have been clearly shown to be invalid in substance.
Then, to alter it by suggesting that all human beings are gods, reduces the definition of the word god to that of human, thus destroying the term value of that word, rendering it meaningless. Therefore, to maintain the term value of that English word, we must segregate the two classes, in which case, we cannot say that all humans are gods.