Mark at 17:05, 22 March 2012

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It seems possible that gods could be constructed in different ways. Most people that believe in gods think that since they are not very interactive with people they must be non material or supernatural, thus they would not have a [[physipath]], [[physapath]], or [[neuropath]], but they should have an [[mentapath]], [[awarepath]], [[ixpepath]], and [[epipath]]. If we consider the [[ixperiencitness concept]] and apply it to the [[god concept]] what we can come up with is a continuum or multicontinuum of [[god awarepaths]] with the same [[ixperiencitness]].

Why should we deal with the concept of a gods scientifically when the concept of a god is not scientific? The first needed concept about god is a useful scientific definition of the word god. There are so many different versions of gods, which definition or definitions should be used especially since there is really no emperical information about god and the information that we have from the different religions is so very contradictory. We can attack the problem of the definition of god through the ideas in [[awaretheory]]. What we end up with is a complex continuum of possible definitions of gods. Scientists should go with caution in unknown circumstances but not with fear. The word "god" in many cases is supposed to evoke fear in people's minds. This is more likely to keep questioning minds out of the religion business. Through out time questioning individuals have ended on the wrong side of the stick so to speak when they wondered about the beliefs of others that were in power.

There are several several major atributes of a god they are: amount of knowledge they have, power to do things, ability to control things or events, awareness of reality, awareness of other conscious beings, presence over space, and presence over time, problem solving ability, and creativity.

What a god does will depend on his needs, desires, goals, and abilities. But what if he does not have needs, desires, goals, or abilities? Can a god have greatly enhanced consciousness and very limited abilities? [[Fitogods]] could be this type of god because they could have a very extensive consciousness but very little if any ability to do anything.

The [[continuum concept]] can be applied to gods as well as to other conscious beings. If you can establish an [[awarepath]] for a god then you can imagine an enumerable amount of possible variations to it. There is another idea that can be applied to gods and this is his influence on reality and his influence on the production of the consciousnesses that a reality produces. We can call this the [[influential path]]. It defines the influence that god has over the universe and all the conscious beings that exist in it. Being a [[path concept]] it means that there are a very large amount of [[influential paths]] that a god could produce or correspond to over the life time of the universe. This makes a [[influential continuum]] or [[influential multicontinuum]] of possible ways a god could interact with a universe and humans.

The [[itoconcept]] deals with how a particular [[itobody]] functions and how it produces [[consciousness]] and [[ixperiencitness]] in relationship to the [[original]]. But if a particular god does not have any type of physical body then these do not apply to this type of god. But it can apply to any type of physical god (super enhanced physical being). Since most religious gods are at least for part of the time physical beings these physical types should apply to them as they do to humans and other conscious beings.

[[Itogods]] is a grouping name for the different ways a god might exist or be physically produced. The following list are some of the different ways

[[Origods]]: An [[Origod]] is the [[original god]]. The original god gives a starting point for a scientific comparison of god variations in [[consciousness]], [[ixperiencitness]], etc. (variations in god like itofazpaths)

[[Idogods]]: A [[Idogod]] is an identically created [[original god]].

[[Corigods]]: A [[Corigod]] is a conceivable or imaginable variation of the [[original god]].

[[Citogods]]: are gods that are identical copies of an [[original god]]. So they would have the same [[consciousness]] and [[ixperiencitness]] as the original god.

[[Vitogods]]: A [[vitogod]]is a variation of the to the [[original god]] in [[structure and functioning]] or other physical properties

[[Fitogods]]: The consequence of the [[fitoprocess]] (if it produces consciousness) might be one way that super conscious beings are produced using large areas of space or even the entire universe and even possibly though out parts of time as well.

[[Isogods]]: An [[isogod]]is a god that has a non-biological body such a an electronic brain.

[[Biogods]]: A [[biogod]] is a god that has a biological body.

[[Enhagods]]: An [[enhagod]] is an enhanced god. A god can be enhanced in many different ways such as in terms of [[consciousness]], [[ixperiencitness]] or abilities.

[[Musgods]]: A [[musgod]] is a god that shares with another god(s) other conscious being(s) or super being(s) physical parts, especially consciousness producing parts.

[[Insigods]]: An [[insigod]] is a god created within a god either physically or mentally or both.

[[Tritogods]]: A [[tritogod]] is a transformation in the physical properties that will still produce the same [[consciousness]] and or [[ixperiencitness]] that the original god has but is not covered in other types of [[itobodies]].

[[Nrggods]]: A [[nrggod]] is a god produced with or by all energy or with an increased amount of energy than what was used in the original.

[[Combogods]]: A [[combogod]] is a combination of the different ways of producing a god.

[[Simigods]]: A [[simigod]] is a degraded god or a particular part of the god or its consciousness.

Why does [[awaretheory]] deal with the concepts of gods? Because gods can be defined as super enhanced conscious beings and awaretheory deals with trying to understand all types of conscious beings including how they are produced and the extent of the potential and actual [[itofazcontinuums]] that they can produce.

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Mark at 17:05, 22 March 2012