Created By Thought

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The Bible says, "In the beginning God created Earth." 

QUESTION: From what did he create it? 

ANSWER: It was created by thought, imagery, and force of will. 

The Bible then says: "God created man in his own image." 

QUESTION: Does this not mean that God created man with all the attributes of the almighty, but only on a smaller scale? 

Which attributes did he give us?

Considering the fact that we only use 93% of our brain, what is the extent of our god-given power?

ANSWER: If the mind of God can create the entire universe; then the mind of man can, being made in the image of God, also, (even if only to a smaller degree), create things in a similar fashion.

Take for example, the old Gods of civilizations gone by. Who can say that they did not exist in reality, being created by man? 

If this be true, then the only way to destroy them would have been to cease to believe in them, correct?

Did the old Gods simply die when man's faith turned from them to Christianity?