Regressive Ufology

Human interpretation of God is often described as erroneous and limited for several reasons, including:
Cognitive Limitations: Humans have limited cognitive capabilities. We are not human to fully understand infinite or absolute concepts. For example, trying to understand eternity or an all-powerful, omnipresent being may be beyond the capacity of our finite minds.
Varied Experiences and Contexts: Individual experiences and cultural context largely shape the way we face and interpret the world around us, including our views of God. As a result, different cultures and people have different images and concepts of God.
History and Tradition: Throughout history, interpretations of God have been shaped by religious traditions, sacred texts, religious leaders, and historical events. These interpretations, in turn, were passed down from generation to generation, each with its own interpretations and nuances.
Language: Language is an imprecise medium, and words may not fully capture the essence or nature of God. This can lead to misunderstandings and celebrated interpretations.
Dynamic Nature of Human Understanding: As societies evolve, our understanding and interpretation of many concepts, including God, also changes.
Purpose and Purpose: Some argue that our interpretation of God is influenced by our psychological and social needs, which can lead to a distorted image.
Outside Influence: In many cases, a person's perception of God is influenced by religious leaders, parents, friends, and the media, which may or may not be an accurate representation.