talking to myself

god does not exist as an actual supernatural, all-knowing deity. it's merely the man-made personification of what we have collectively decided is the ideal for our human race, what we strive to be, the moral compass we expect one another to go by. after all, one of the teachings of god is to strive to be more like god itself, meaning we should strive to be our best selves. it's like there was a gap in communication at some point between generations and everyone stopped understanding the desired human traits and moral aspirations as ideals to strive for and began thinking of them as an omnipotent super saiyan entity eager to discipline all his little children until they fell in line.

it's almost like there was a calculated cultural move to transform the un-manned expected morality to a personified deity. when we think of how kings and emperors maintained their wealth and power, it is because they claim to be a god - or chosen by one - thus putting them above everyone else, increasing their wealth and position of power. that the idea of a god itself would solidify their power and keep all others beneath their feet.

the compass of morality was broken and melted down so it could become the same golden idol that religions warn against.