maybe life comes from your mind?

Question

maybe you created what you see. How do we really know that this place will still be here when you die? maybe it's all in your mind, like a big dream. maybe you are god, and maybe that is the same for all of us. could this be a possibility? we are all from one mind, living different lives to get all perspectives of life. would that scare you. maybe at some point you will know every humans experience, so don't be mean to anyone because it will be your experience too. anyone agree? isn't that why the golden rule exists?

so what I'm saying is that gods mind and yours is exactly the same. we just haven't realized it yet.

Answer 1

and maybe your in a straight jacket in a padded room and all of this is in your head. Macaroni & cheese night.....enjoy people

Answer 2

Exactly. We are God. God is everything. Every subatomic particle. We are God evolving and experiencing. We are the creators of our reality. Not that you have already created your future, but you have the ability to create. But past and future perhaps do not exist in the spiritual dimension. Everything just 'is'

Answer 3

Faith Is Needed
Since it is not possible to scientifically demonstrate either evolution or special creation, faith is required to accept either teaching. But faith in the right thing is not wrong. The Bible says, "But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of them that diligently seek Him" (Hebrews 11:6). "Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen" (Hebrews 11:1). A British wit once described "evil lution" as "the substance of links hoped for, the evidence of fossils not seen." How right he was!
Broadly speaking, people fall into one of three categories:
Creationists: Those who believe that a supernatural Being (God) made the universe as recorded in Genesis chapter one. The Church of God International, along with millions of Bible-believing Christians and Jews, falls into this category.
Evolutionists: Those who believe that the universe came into existence billions of years ago and that life on earth evolved of its own accord by some inexplicable power. One does not have far to look to find many who hold this view.
Theistic Evolutionists: The theistic evolutionists attempt to integrate the two doctrines. However, the doctrines of creation and evolution are so strongly divergent that reconciliation is totally impossible. Theistic evolutionists believe that God was involved in the creation, but that He took thousands-perhaps millions or billions (do we hear "trillions"?)-of years to do so. Although many hold this view today, such syncretism reduces the message of the Bible to insignificance. The conclusion is inevitable: There is no biblical support for theistic evolution.
Does It Really Matter What One Believes Concerning the Origin of the Universe?
It matters a great deal what we believe concerning the origins of the universe and of life itself because if the universe and life on earth evolved over billions of years, then:
The Genesis account of creation and the hundreds of Bible verses that refer to the creation are pure fiction. In other words the so-called Holy Bible is, itself, riddled with the very thing it strictly forbids: lies, suppositions, and superstitions.
Virtually all the Old and New Testament writers were deluded-because they all believed in the creation. This would include all the prophets of old, all the apostles, and even Jesus Christ Himself.
If life on earth evolved of its own accord, it would mean that man is not accountable for his actions to a supernatural Being, and that we could make or break so-called "moral laws" with impunity. After all, "if there is no God, there cannot be a Judgment Day. So why bother about moral behavior: let us eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we die."
In the final analysis, if evolution is true and the Bible is false, there would be no sin, since there would be no God, no Lawmaker, and no laws to break. It follows that, if there were no laws to break-and the Bible defines sin as "the transgression of the law" (1 John 3:4)-there would be no sin. If there is no sin, we would not need a Savior to redeem us from the penalty of breaking those laws (Romans 6:23) and Christ would have died in vain. In short, evolution is a complete denial of everything the Bible stands for.
These are the inevitable conclusions that will flow in the wake of a society that rejects the basic teaching that God created the universe. The matter of origins is very important because society's behavior and destination depend upon it. In his book, Evolution or Creation? (page 2), Henry M. Morris, Ph.D., confirms this point. He writes:
"Each person needs, more than anything, a sense of his own identity and personal goals, and this is impossible without some sense of his origin. What a person comes to believe about his origin will inevitably condition what he believes about his destiny."
Lenin is quoted as saying that religion is the opiate of the people, but the truth is that evolution is the opiate of the atheist!

Answer 4

God is everything, from my point of view, you are too blind to see that he made everything, not yourself...
i would still believe in God even if there wasn't one. If there was a God and i didn't believe, man wouldn't everyone be screwed?
I'll always believe. no matter what.
anyway, God IS real, not a figment of your imagination, and how could you create yourself if there was nothing to begin with?God had to have created you and everything that exists.

Answer 5

Theres an excellent book called "Making The Quantum Leap" by Fred Wolfe. It goes a way toward answering your question, also a good read for non-scientists.

Answer 6

If your environment is all in your mind... then where is your mind? You must have a mind first in order for it to create anything. Therefore, your mind must have a creator. Since your mind was created you cannot possibly be God.