Supreme Being Research Paper

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The idea of the existence of a supreme being has persisted through many centuries. Whether God is an idea of something or thing depends on the level of piousness of the individual. An individual who shows a dutiful spirit of reverence for God may acknowledge God as more than an idea of something. This individual may see God as a living powerful being who is the sole creator of the universe. An individual who does not acknowledge God as a supreme being may think of God as a mere idea. This brings us to the idea that because God exist, he must have been the creator of mankind. God as the creator of mankind brings about the issue of whether or not this idea is completely right or wrong.
The view that God created man is not necessarily wrong, but it is the desire of man for factual evidence to support this view that makes it difficult to comprehend. For someone who believes in God, there is no doubt that God created man because it is what he or she solely believes in. The assurance that there is a supreme being who is in control of the universe is enough evidence that God created man. Meanwhile for someone who seeks further evidence, God is not the creator of man. They may refer to other theories that provide factual evidence about the …show more content…
Ethics is about what is right and wrong, while social ethics is about moral principles within the society as a whole. Social ethics are obeyed to form a certain order or baseline of how people should treat one another. Although it is not always our interest to obey social rules, it is beneficial to our society because it paves way for people of different backgrounds and cultures to interact with one another without it being chaotic. This leads to the discussion of whether God will want a world where people constantly killed others or if he is a just God that desires for unity among his