The Materialistic God: Could a Multiverse Have Evolved God?

i'm going to address this question two entirely different ways, so bear with me.speaking in terms of quantum multiverses, anything that can happen probably does. i think it's safe to say with certainty that if a god could evolve, and this whole multiverse thing has any merit, that it has probably happened on at least one occasion.also, in terms of the bible, the grammar of the sentance "god created man in his own image" supports this claim. one of the phrases in that verse suggests a continuing process, that we are evolving into god(s). jesus also spoke of the church as a bride for god. it's quite possible that the god of the bible is an evolved deity only responsible for creation is this specific universe, and that we are to be a companion for it.of course, this is all crack-pot.

up until they achieve immortality, sure. the question is "what defines a god?"

if we're using the bible's definition of god, that's wrong. god has or had a physical body, while still being called god. see the part where he wrestles with jacob, or when moses asks to see him. genesis 3 list two requirements for diety:
1. knowledge of good and evil (free will)
2. eternal life.

what's an id argument?i stated two things. one was that the bible does indeed say that god has a physical body. the other was what god is quoted as saying makes a god in genesis 3.

no, what argument did i make that was intelligent design? i was playing along with the thread, which is more or less id in some form. we were looking for a definition of god, and i provided the opinion of one source.

i was just pointing out that the bible has suprisingly lower standards for deity.