In many ways, seeing God through the lens of our human perspective is very natural. The creation account in Primordia challenged me to think: how much do we make God in our own image? How far from the reality of God are our ideas of him?ĭo we limit God by imposing our own human views and preferences on him? Do we make God nothing more than ‘man writ large’? “God created human beings in his own image, in the image of God he created them male and female he created them.” (Genesis 1.27) This is very interesting from a Christian perspective. They create an image of Man in their own likeness. So the robots must extrapolate from what they know about themselves – robots who are created by Man, in his likeness – to their Creator. No more humans survive and no records remain. None of the robots have seen a human before. Within Primordia, Humanism teaches that Man is a perfection of the robot form. For this we revere him and speak the Word, and keep the Code, and tend the world he gave to us.” As we are but humble images of the All-Builder, so he is the perfection of our forms: a machine of unbreakable form, endless memory, and absolute logic. “We are lesser machines, built by those built by Man.

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