We ate God when Nietzsche said: God is dead. :eyes:

I was thinkin' the same thing, but not exactly in a Nietzschean sense. He did declare God is dead and I suppose we could interpret it in the way you've done. Any lines in Nietzsche's books/essays that could be read as humans having, well, consumed God?

Any lines in Nietzsche's books/essays that could be read as humans having, well, consumed God? — Agent Smith

Yes. What I meant is that we humans can eat God if we see our life as a anthropocentric scenario. Nothing and no one is above us. I think is better for the world to see in such way. But I respect all views and opinions of course

Inside Japanese mythology, kamis can interact with humans.

What is it exactly, do you suppose, that we want from God? We pray ... for what?

I don't want anything from him. I don't even pray...

What do you expect from God?

:up: I :pray: for god.

:up: :sparkle:

This theological madness leads down a dangerous road, to a hut a cannibals, who deem themselves God, eating animals which they know to be God.