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There's more variety to religion. Not all deities in mythologies are creators or exist outside space and time. Some are even destructible, which makes the worsh
by pavlov 3y ago
There's more variety to religion. Not all deities in mythologies are creators or exist outside space and time. Some are even destructible, which makes the worshippers' activities all the more important in preserving the deity's power.
If humans did manage to create an artificial being with seemingly magical powers, I don't see why it wouldn't develop a religion around it. Even if the being is not God in itself, it could be argued that mankind's existence has become explained by the divine imperative to bring this superior being into the universe.