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Why Humans Need a Creator
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When this essential psychological scaffolding is absent, unformed, or abruptly shattered by traumatic life events, the mind suffers a devastating collapse.
Consequently, the pursuit of a foundational purpose or divine creator is far more than an intellectual luxury or a passing preference; it is a vital mechanism of psychological self-preservation.
Yet, the human mind demonstrates a fierce, protective resistance against the commonsense conclusion that a creator might be indifferent or structurally impotent.
Why would an all-loving, universal creator take localized sides in human conflict?
The Adaptive Mechanism of EnduranceIn the final analysis, the human need for divine order regularly and decisively triumphs over pure rationality.