FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for November 07, 2016

I’m with Roger on this one; he’s actually sane for once.

Jason is taking the “in his image” too literally. God all life in his image and you don’t see all life looking the same.Besides why would God give a species that causes so much destruction even without the use godly-powers, such powers in which they’ll just spread through out the universe?

I’ve always taken “in his image” to mean that we have free will, and the ability to imagine things that don’t exist yet.

So,,,,, God is a sort of ugly, stinky, hairy, emotionally damaged, delusional doofus. Yep. This looks like his work.

The “dangit” didn’t work very well. Jason’s not very “street.”

If God created all of us in his image, what does it mean if you hate a fellow human being?

Which “god” is that? “God” means “to summon a diety” not a diety. And they have names you know? I guess we are speaking of a Judeo-Christian? Then that meand Jehovah. Thunder diety.

Religion serves a useful purpose for those who need motivation. best not to inspect it too closely though.

All religion = “my invisible friend can beat up your invisible friend”

We have his power. We just don’t know how to use it, (yet….)

It’s the other way ’round.

Thus, the reason why we do not have God like powers.

I’m surprised Jason believes such superstitious garbage. His father should have explained that man created gods, including the Judeo-Xtian god, in his own image. There are no godlike powers because there are no real gods.