Theist; why can't you understand history?

It is more accurate to say that theistic beliefs have always existed with people. There is no evidence of a society originating absent belief, and then creating a theistic system of religion.

Perhaps you ought to brush up on your ancient history. Even a secular historian (such as Karen Armstong in her book "Evolution of God") would agree that belief supercedes social structure

It's obvious government is lying to you- Alien-Cities exist on the ocean-floor...

...Our Creators Never Left.

When earth experienced 15-point earthquakes after once-mighty Atlantis sank into

the sea...certain factions set up an electronic grid over the whole-earth to put us in quarantine.

Actually, we're very well known in my faith for our nearly obsessive study of history. We're also well known for our academic scholarship in a variety of subjects, including history, and have even been known to learn entire languages for the express purpose of studying our history and our ancestors. I only started studying Arabic so I could read Ibrahim ibn Jakub's writings on my ancestors as the Muslims did not try to put their faith over ours as the Christians did (most notably Snorri Sturluson), they merely observed what we were up to and wrote it down. So it's not "theists" who do not understand or value or even acknowledge aspects of history, it is /some/ sects of /some/ religions and even then it is only /some/ of them.

I'm a Theist who is well grounded in history.

Theistic beliefs are a lot older than civilization. It certainly extends into the Paleolithic.

People didn't go God and make him up, God came to the people and gave them his beliefs and how they should follow.

History isn't a problem for me.

Some grammar, I find incomprehensible.

I do; God invented history.

Looniegod; why can't you understand sentence structure?

we do understand history god tells us the truth of history

When will you understand proper grammar and spelling

You have to ask yourself is history always accurate?