How might fleshly desires becomes a god?

Answer 1

Fleshly desires were created by God to humans and animals. The purpose is reproduction. God wanted to see the earth filled with all of his creatures forever and ever. That's why he had created male and female and gave them the power to create their kind themselves. He had created spirits too for various purposes. He never thought that the intercourse is a sin, on the contrary he had thought that it is necessary. After creating the human beings, God might have thought that he had entangled himself in a great responsibility. He is creating new spirits even now. The possession of these spirits cause new developments on this earth.

Answer 2

Here is what The Bible has to say concerning your question.

The Book of Galatians 5: 13-23 shows that there are two forms of desire. Fleshly desire and God's fruitage desire, and they both oppose each other.

The Book of Matthew 6: 24 shows that no one can slave for two masters ; for either we will hate one and love the other.

Fleshly desires are:

Sexual immorality, uncleanness, brazen conduct, idolatry, spiritism, hostility, strife, jealousy, fits of anger, dissensions, divisions, sects, envy, drunkenness, wild parties and things like these.

The fruitage of God's spirit is:

Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, mildness, self-control. Against such things there is no law.

So to answer your question, which is: How can flrshly desires become a god.

The Book of Plilippians 3: 19 shows that our belly can become a god in the sense that our stomach or inward parts denote a person's fleshly appetite, or desire.

Our daily focus could be so strong that our conversation on daily bases can be all about our wild parties, our future holiday abroad, and all the selfies that people fill their show-offs to, on their phones, to others.

A person can become a slave to his belly, that is, to fleshly desire or appetite, and make this his god

The Book of Roman 16: 18 reads. " For men of that sort are slaves, not to our Lord Christ, but of their own appetites ( or bellies ), and by smooth talk and flattering speech they seduce the hearts of unsuspecting ones".

That smooth talk and flattering speech can be found in the world of publicity that we are surrounded with.

Answer 3

when a person attributes to a fleshly desire greater might than they themselves have, or they surrender their will to this desire whether it be material or sexual in nature than this desire can become a god. In the bible book Philippians 3:18,19. Paul speaks of certain one that had left the faith in order to venerate false gods. It mentions that ones god can be their belly, meaning that gluttony, and perhaps even excessive drunkenness can lead to idolatry which is the worship of false gods. Paul also mentions here that seeking ones self glory can lead to shame and another form of idolarty--that of selfworship. see also 1 Tim 6:9 and Matthew 5:27&28

Answer 4

When someone prioritizes their physical desires above all else, it can consume their thoughts and actions like a god. This can lead to addictive behaviors, impulsivity, and a lack of self-control as the pursuit of pleasure becomes their primary focus, dictating their decisions and choices.