Odd post, bud.
First off, neither atheists nor Christians have proof for their beliefs or the verdict wouldn't still be out on the true nature of reality, so I would argue that neither group requires evidence. If they did, we wouldn't have Christians -or- atheists.
Second, concepts like the virgin birth and Jesus' supernatural powers, divine intervention stories unlike anything anyone's actually witnessed, people being brought back from the dead, angels playing messenger boy for upper management. . . these things aren't there to help people with their faith. Your understanding of faith is in complete reverse. These extraordinary stories are what -require- faith. Faith in religions, insofar as they are man made (and I'm not arguing that Christianity or atheism are fabrications. . . one of those explanations could very well be correct for all I know) is due to the human condition, and man's need to reconcile things over which he has no control. Primarily death. Nobody knows what happens after this life, and thus death is often regarded as mysterious and scary. The ability to find faith in the hard-to-believe stories offered in virtually any religious doctrine is often based in a desire to believe that one has found a path to security in death. The other big faith seed is simply trust in the people by whom you're raised. How many members of the world's major religions had the tenets and stories of their religion drilled into their heads as fact by the people who raised them, all the way back from their formative years?
Now, assuming that man was used by some creator to build things and that humans didn't just build shit via their own initiative also requires faith. It's just as likely that man wasn't used by a supernatural entity to do anything. There's at least a 50/50 chance that in the absence of a Christian God some major religion along the same lines would have sprung up since there's at least a 50/50 chance that that is exactly what happened.
What's funny is in the last couple paragraphs, when you attribute Christianity partially to the greeks and then say that, if not for them, man would be more like the native Americans. I would argue that the greek religion was more similar to the beliefs of most of the native American tribes than to Christianity, if for no other reason than by virtue of similarly polytheistic outlooks.
Also, when the early European settlers took the resources from the native americans, it wasn't to build false Gods. I'd have to say that building the most industrialized nation on the planet was considerably more impressive and less dogmatic than throwing together a bunch of churches. Not saying that they went about it in a particularly desireable manner, but shit. . . Find me the patch of dry land on this entire flying rock that isn't inhabited by people who took that patch of land by force from the people who'd settled it before them. That's some shit I'd like to see.
This post did exactly what it was supposed to do. To get you in here and share your thoughts. However, like this post, it is about worldly thoughts that most people in here can relate to instead of the heavenly thoughts I've been using in this forum that no one understands.
This post is a mix of worldly things along with heavenly thoughts that places Christianity in this world as an entity used by our Creator to teach men how to build things. It was NOT used by our Creator to teach the truth to anyone because the truth is our invisible Creator, not a man named Jesus.
It was in the name of this false god, Jesus, that Christians coveted land and minerals to build their false gods ( first churches and altars, then homes, schools, government buildings, governments, etc. ) to form cities and states and finally a country named the United States.
All this building was needed by our Creator to teach men how to build the latest techology and help us understand our invisible existence. The early saints had the knowledge of God to understand we came from an "unseen" world but didn't have the latest scientific knowledge to know we were made of invisible wavelengths of energy that scientists can't even see with their microscopes and telescopes that God created for man to use.
Since I'm the last saint in this world, our Creator has been teaching me with this technology on how He created everything. He had to use trees, roots, vines, animals, beach sand, candlesticks, etc. to help the first century saints understand His invisible creation but those details didn't give a clear picture of exactly how God created us.
Today, there's enough information for God to clearly teach me how He created everything but I know there will be more details coming yet. I still have about one year and four months to exist in this world so there's plenty of time left for Him to teach me exactly how He created everything. So far, I know we are wavelengths of energy, which is the lowest form of information possible. This means we are information that needs to be processed in order to give us a visible world to experience us being in the flesh and things to look at besides smell, taste, hear and touch things. Our voice and verbal languages are given to us to express our experiences with these senses as well as the ability to use our hands to write, draw, type, paint, or express through boidily actions, these senses that are all made from processed information.
God's plan called the "beast" which you can find in the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation, was His plan to teach men how to build things starting with teaching certain leaders to look into the stars that were exposed after the flood and get building shapes for building plans. Everything built requires some sort of planning, just like God's creation. He had to plan everything before any worldly illusions could be processed from invisible energy.
Atomic elements are only illusions that don't really exist in the mind of our Creator. He designed them to give us dimensions as they appear on the retina's of our eyes, just like pixels do on a computer screen with programs like Photoshop. Everything we get out of computers has to be programmed first from invisible thoughts that come from our Creator. Then they are programmed into 0's and 1's called binary code that a computer processor ( brains ) reads before taking that information into defined ways for our senses to experience.
In the same way, God has to process these wavelengths of energy into ways to get us to see flesh and other things in this world, which is all in His mind. There's no such thing as time, mass or dimensions within His thoughts that are totally invisible. Energy is His thoughts that are spoken into energy wavelengths that gives us life and the illusions of this world.
Now i've been talking about heavenly things that have been hidden from men since man existed. You're believability of what I'm testifying to you has been pre-programmed for you in this first age so if you believe what I'm saying here, then you were chosen to believe it all. If you don't believe it, you were chosen by our Creator to be an unbeliever. That's because our Creator is the Master Programmer who planned and created everything.
