If only humans would understand that "god" is man made, and we humans need to give up that man made myth and start taking care of our earth.

@@rhondapennell9998 Absolutely!

Imagine there no countries. No religion too. 😢

That has been proposed by John Lennon, and now again by you, even after another LENIN broke many millions of (human) eggs, (just because they believed in God, or otherwise seemingly got in the way of making the particular type of atheistic omelet he desired. Do you want to repeat that? I hope not. I IMAGINE that repeating something that has not worked, without thinking deeply about WHY it didn't work, is the late great Einstein's definition of insanity. He did not believe in a "personal" (perhaps he meant by using the term "personal", an "anthropomorphic") God. In short, a "bearded sky daddy." Well, I do not believe in a bearded sky-daddy either. I believe the One Who Creates is so far from being anthropomorphic th Listen: IF there is no God, how would a man-made "god" be any more or less meaningful than your project to care for the planet? And, let's say you achieve your goal and care for the planet? Isn't then Mother Earth your highest goal, your "goddess"? ​She would be far better than many goals/goddesses. As Sam says in Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" amid mounting challenges, "There IS some good, Mr. Frodo, and it's worth fighting for." Yet how will your distant descendants protect her when the sun eventually turns into a red giant and swallows and melts her down? And if somehow they manage that, can they reverse the flow of entropy in an increasingly disorderly universe? Finally, the ultimate question: how is it that we have an orderly universe now, that we can observe and think about and experiment upon? If there is no eternal Someone that made it and keeps it going, how is it that we are here? You can't even have a quantum fluctuation, or have multiple universes, or whatever, without some orderly laws governing that process, even if only probabilistically. To quote the late great Stephen Hawking's profound and haunting question: "What breathes fire into the equations to give us a real universe?"....

... somehow, part of a line wasn't in the comment I sent. Let me clarify. I began to say that I do not believe God is some kind of superbeing within the universe and influencing its course (like the Greco-Roman Zeus-Jupiter, and, to a lesser degree, all the polytheistic pantheon). I do not and would not worship any such being as my Author; they would at best be adapting the Original Story for television. That's not to say they couldn't be very handy at persuading the sun not to turn into a red giant. It might be right and proper to carefully and thoughtfully open diplomatic relations with them; for all their superpowers, they would still be on the same level of existence with us....

It's only one half step lower if I'm not mistaken. Gotta use some help of my guitar and confirm it though

Yeah, sounds like A major

2:07 3:24 4:54 전부 다다다다