[Metal Ken]

Originally Posted by The Dark Wolf

Epicurus's perspective is very anthrocentric.

anthrocentric (human-centered) fallacy - Described by John Stuart Mill in System of Logic. Consider the example of a preacher who one day takes someone supposedly possessed of a demon, throws his hand on her forehead, and shouts, "Get out! Leave this body!" Even supposing that demons exist, one might find it curious that they understand English, obey peremptory commands, and are easily influenced by incantations and rituals. The a.f. here occurs at the presupposition level: human language, reason, instincts, and desires are assumed to be the orbit around which everything else in the universe (including the aforementioned demons) revolve.

Or God?

I dunno. If god were the one to create us, then i'm sure he'd be able to understand us.