JUST PHILOSOPHISING ON - THE IMAGINARY TRIAL OF THE CHRISTIAN GOD FOR ALLEGED ADULTERYi PART 3.

'At a time when mortal humans who was formerly held in high esteem, are being called to account for the wrongs they have done in the past. 

Should not the gods of the theistic religions also be called to account for the wrongs they have done to us mortals?' 
Believing, as the early Christians did, that it did not matter what became of our earthly human bodies. And that what really matters was and is the 'saving of our souls.'

Being the highest assumed representatives of God, the early priests, the Popes, Archbishops, Bishops, the Patriarchs, et al.  

Whether they are or were the earthly heads of the Catholics, the Protestants, the Russian, Eastern, Greek, Romanian or other Orthodox Churches. 

Were considered to be above 'the laws of man', of human, and therefore not accountable to it. 

At least, prior to secularism making great inroads into displacing the dominance of what could, rightly, at the time, be called the 'spiritual paganism' of the 'new age religions.' 

which have come to believe that, if you cannot see your god, that makes him more powerful that the tangible gods of the 'physical pagans.'

By now you are wonder when am I going to begin to address the question of, 'the imaginary trial of the Christian God for alleged adultery.'

To be continued!