Are we God's imaginary friends? (mysticism, God)

[Willamena]

Solipsism poses a dilemma of existence: if the only thing we can be sure of is that we exist, then everything is a figment of our imagination. But what if that spark of surety is in God's imagination, imagining he's us imagining the world?

[Buttercup]

If God is imagining us....he sure has an evil side. He must have multiple personality disorder.

[Willamena]

If one is a solipcist, are they responsible for everything that happens in the world?

[Buttercup]

Originally Posted by Willamena

If one is a solipcist, are they responsible for everything that happens in the world?

Are you posing the question in the OP of God being a solipsist or us?

[Willamena]

Originally Posted by Buttercup

Are you posing the question in the OP of God being a solipsist or us?

Does it make a difference?

[Buttercup]

Originally Posted by Willamena

Does it make a difference?

lmao! You aren't going to believe this but, I said to myself before I clicked on the thread to see what you replied that you would say exactly the words you said! Your mysticism is becoming too predictable. Or, my pragmatism is.

I'd like to think it makes a difference if God is solipsist or not. In fact, how could he create us if the only thing he thinks of is himself?

[Willamena]

lol

Well, a solipcist isn't just thinking of himself, he is thinking himself, like into existence, and everything else.

[Buttercup]

Originally Posted by Willamena

Well, a solipcist isn't just thinking of himself, he is thinking himself, like into existence, and everything else.

Right, he's (notice how we assign the word a masculine form? ) egocentric in that everything revolves around him. Therefore, if God is a solipsist, he's acting out his evil side by producing serial killers, sadists, rapists and every other negative aspect of man.