If God does not exist should God be created?

Answer 1

Actually, if God didn't exist then we all wouldn't be created.

The concept of "god" was, indeed, created. By man!

Man created the idea that an all-powerful being created the universe and all living things. This was simply to answer the question, "Where did we come from?" Gods were also responsible for day and night, rain, lightning, thunder, and all other forces of nature that were, at the time, unexplainable.

When it became clear that people wanted to please the gods and would do whatever they wanted, Man began to capitalize on this loyalty by declaring that the gods have issued rules by which man should live. These were, of course, simply the rules the religious and political leaders had in mind. Today, the "ten commandments" is an example of this concept. The positive reinforcement is the concept of "heaven;" the negative reinforcement is the concept of "hell."

Today, science has unraveled many of the mysteries previously ascribed to gods. There is no need for these superstitions. Man, however, still clings to these concepts as through they are real. Slowly, religion and the concept of "god" is dying out in the world as Man begins to take off the blinders of superstition he has so comfortably worn for so many thousands of years.

Answer 2

No, God cannot be created. God is always there before the world began. God Creates the Heaven and the Earth. He makes every creature that moves on the water, under the ocean and above the sky. He is always there before time. God is the Creator of all where all sources of life comes from.

The concept of "god" was, indeed, created. By man!

Man created the idea that an all-powerful being created the universe and all living things. This was simply to answer the question, "Where did we come from?" Gods were also responsible for day and night, rain, lightning, thunder, and all other forces of nature that were, at the time, unexplainable.

When it became clear that people wanted to please the gods and would do whatever they wanted, Man began to capitalize on this loyalty by declaring that the gods have issued rules by which man should live. These were, of course, simply the rules the religious and political leaders had in mind. Today, the "ten commandments" is an example of this concept. The positive reinforcement is the concept of "heaven;" the negative reinforcement is the concept of "hell."

Today, science has unraveled many of the mysteries previously ascribed to gods. There is no need for these superstitions. Man, however, still clings to these concepts as through they are real. Slowly, religion and the concept of "god" is dying out in the world as Man begins to take off the blinders of superstition he has so comfortably worn for so many thousands of years.

Answer 3

The question is moot if we can show that God indeed exists. See:

Is there evidence for Creation?

Can you show that God exists?

Seeing God's wisdom

Answer 4

The question is answered in the affirmative if we can show that God does not exist. In that case, God has been 'created'.