Did man make God or did God make man?

Did man make God or did God make man?

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>let's attempt to answer the single most important question in human history on a korean basketweaving forum

How would man make God?

It’s a real hit or miss question

Did a fag make this post or... oh wait I know the answer

>post questioning deities, ending in 11
You have summoned a kishin.
The kishin's claim is thus:
>If by "God," you mean the awareness or intellectual capacity of the entirety of the universe confined to a single conceptual entity, "God" made all -- including the stuff that made Man.
>If by "God," you instead mean the concept itself and not the entity it represents, Man made God; Man made many Gods.

The kishin departs in peace.
Praise kishin.

If you've every interacted with a human being you'd know the answer. It's a simple category mistake.

I think it's most likely that what we know as Gods are human-like creations of man used to relate to "the divine, nature, the whole" (which can be seen as one thing or many interrelated things depending on whether you are a monotheist or a polytheist, though I think even Christianity with it's devil and angels and trinity are somewhat polytheistic) so in a sense I would say both.

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GOOD ONE HAHAHAHA

God made himself into Man