>>7315
>The decline in religiosity could be because God died and Satan is just beginning to assert himself.
Except there's been literally no evidence for either God or Satan. Not even from when supposedly God was alive.
> For God 1,000 years passes in the blink of an eye, and it must be the same for Satan. Satan took a break to celebrate killing God, but now he is going to come give us power, and free us from having to follow God's commandments.
That also makes no sense. Ignoring that the whole "Time is different for God" is made up, you mean to tell me that Satan's celebration for killing his greatest foe was….about two eyeblinks long?
>but now he is going to come give us power, and free us from having to follow God's commandments.
He's a bit too late for that. Religiocity has been in decline in many parts of the world
>This could be why technology has began to advance from the idyllic stasis that God kept us in from the Garden of Eden up through Exodus.
That's also illogical. Even within jewish/chritian mythos, post flood there were still civilizations. The Egyptians were on the forefront of advancing technology during the time of exodus. And even then, there's no good reason to assume that our current technological marvels are here because God's dead so now there's no one shielding us from them.
It's far more likely that it took time to develop things like rockets, transistors, hadron colliders, and every single piece of modern technological convenience because those things require people to study the world and understand the laws of physics to do so.
It's not like a video game where Satan kills the final boss and suddenly "science and technology" are unlocked, it's simply that setting up modern science and technology is a lengthy and complicated process.
It's post hoc ergo sum. After God died, man became technologically advanced therefor man became technologically advanced because God died.
I could say that Hitler's death allowed people to invent the transistor. I could say that Galileo's death allowed for the creation of Calculus. I could say that Darwin's death allowed for the computer to be made. It's all meaningless because there's no evidence for correlation let alone causation let alone the existence of God and Satan in the first place.