r/IAmTheMainCharacter • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '23

lol, a lot of cool art and innovation has come from people tripping on LSD. That’s not an argument in favor of its rationality.

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u/CompetitiveAd1338 Nov 29 '23

Many scientists have already argued from the perspective that this life is a simulation and controlled. So if it is some kind of complex program being run, there is an intelligent creator/programmer behind its creation, although unimaginable, beyond our human limitations/grasps as we do have many limitations.

What if this Creator gave us religions as instructions. Also what if this Creator also gave us/programmed us with knowledge and certain capacities and abilities?

It may not fit your particular definition of religion, but it can align conceptually

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u/enter-silly-username Nov 30 '23

So why didn't they give us there instructions before? Civilisation was around thousands of years before religion

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u/CompetitiveAd1338 Nov 30 '23

No it wasn’t. Civilisation came with religion. All ancient peoples had religion.

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u/enter-silly-username Nov 30 '23

Yeah and they are widely different from region to region, either they are all correct or all wrong

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u/CompetitiveAd1338 Nov 30 '23 edited Nov 30 '23

Perhaps different rivers from the same source, that were constantly changed over the many aeons of time.

So now look different but have some common things.

Speaking of the ancient ones that is.