What if God is real or was real?

However, after having unlimited power for so long, he got bored. He grew tired of having no limitations, no weakness, no struggles. What if he decided to become mortal and live among humans and upon the day he dies, he returns back to his divine form?

And what if you are in fact, God?

 Perhaps this would explain why miracles don't always happen? He's not up in his holy chair because he's down here with us?

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if i were god, that would only prove my theory about god being a complete asshole

if i were god, that would only prove my theory about god being a complete asshole

I loled.

And think of it from a different view. People who use cheat codes to get everything in games.. How long does your unlimited power entertain you before you get bored or think what is the point and do something else?

That would be interesting and it would make all of those Christian fundamentalists pissed.

Quote from: Forgewolf on January 21, 2015, 07:26:10 PM

Quote from: Meta Cognition on January 21, 2015, 07:23:43 PM

A God capable of being bored would be no God.

Then again, a God incapable of being bored would be no God.

Maximal greatness is a logically broken concept.

A good point

However, when we use cheat codes in video games, are we not Gods ourselves? How come we get bored with unlimited power? Is it because its still limited and not enough, or that no matter how powerful and perfect you are, you can't be perfect?

Except cheat codes aren't unlimited.  Mods are but they can't be made instantly and can be time consuming.

And?

How about a filthy rich person. The closest thing a mortal man can do to become a God. Someone with so much wealth, surely has near perfection in their life. They can go anywhere in the world, do almost anything in the world and get the result they want. Yet, why do they make some of the most craziest mistakes or end up killing themselves? Out of boredom from the lack of risk perhaps?

That would be interesting and it would make all of those Christian fundamentalists pissed.

DARN. Foiled again -___-

Quote from: XxRocketsnipez420xX on January 22, 2015, 03:29:23 AM

Quote from: Jill Valentine on January 21, 2015, 07:26:03 PM

That would be interesting and it would make all of those Christian fundamentalists pissed.

DARN. Foiled again -___-

What the heck is wrong with your name?

He snipes people with a Rocket Launcher while blazing away on a big blunty fatty 420 style. That's what's up!

Quote from: Jill Valentine on January 22, 2015, 07:42:21 AM

Quote from: XxRocketsnipez420xX on January 22, 2015, 03:29:23 AM

Quote from: Jill Valentine on January 21, 2015, 07:26:03 PM

That would be interesting and it would make all of those Christian fundamentalists pissed.

DARN. Foiled again -___-

What the heck is wrong with your name?

I couldn't juke the nuke lol

:/

Quote from: Sly Instinct on January 21, 2015, 08:01:22 PM

Quote from: Forgewolf on January 21, 2015, 07:26:10 PM

Quote from: Meta Cognition on January 21, 2015, 07:23:43 PM

A God capable of being bored would be no God.

Then again, a God incapable of being bored would be no God.

Maximal greatness is a logically broken concept.

A good point

However, when we use cheat codes in video games, are we not Gods ourselves? How come we get bored with unlimited power? Is it because its still limited and not enough, or that no matter how powerful and perfect you are, you can't be perfect?

Except cheat codes aren't unlimited.  Mods are but they can't be made instantly and can be time consuming.

And?

How about a filthy rich person. The closest thing a mortal man can do to become a God. Someone with so much wealth, surely has near perfection in their life. They can go anywhere in the world, do almost anything in the world and get the result they want. Yet, why do they make some of the most craziest mistakes or end up killing themselves? Out of boredom from the lack of risk perhaps?

maximal greatness would seem to include your thought. . .can't imptove that with money(least not yet).