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"Greywolf" <greywolf@cybrzn.com> wrote in
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I like to attribute my own words to the people I'm quoting. I'm a real
***** that way.

Greywolf

Agreed!

I never posted the above comment.

If this is playtime for trolls, its
pretty pathetic. When right-wing evangelical Christians have to resort to
such fakery and deceit (as well dishonesty) they are showing me what
they're *truly* made of. That is to say that they have little or no
integrity and that they are unabashedly unethical as well. Wait a minute.
What am I saying? Where is *my* head? That *is* the hallmark of a true
right-wing evangelical Christian, is it not? Stupid me.

Greywolf

stoney wrote:

Ben Goren wrote:

Andres64 wrote:

"God", is described as being eternal and/or "outside of
time" and omnipotent. But, being omnipotent, *anything* is
possible. Thus it *must* be possible for "God" to be capable
of ending "His" own existence (however you care to define
that). What say you believers?

Take this a bit further, and you've got evidence /and/ proof
that there is no omnipotent force in the universe.

Omni characteristics self-destruct under their own internal
contradictions. It's the 'all' which does that.

Yup. And it stems from the common inability to ponder the infinite
and the inevitable consequences of the infinite.

Most people think of ``infinity'' as a really, really, really,
really super-duper humongous large number. And they think of
their god the same way, except replacing ``powerful being'' for
``number.''

But that's not the way that infinity works at all. All too often,
when you'd expect the answer to be, ``infinity,'' it's instead
``undefined.'' Division by zero and the tangent function are two
classic examples. Lots of people think that 1 / 0 = infinity...but
a quick look at the graph of y = 1 / x will demonstrate this to be
false. 1 / 0 = -1 * infinity is almost as reasonable an answer,
but the truth of the matter is that there is /no/ point on that
graph which will satisfy the equation, and that it's /impossible/
for the equation to ever be solved. Even by ``God.''

Once you start introducing infinite properties into the mix, you
can't rely upon your intuition--it's simply not equipped to the
task. You have to carefully, ploddingly, step-by-step, work out
exactly what the consequences are.

And, when you do, you find out that all the omni characteristics
have solutions that are exactly as well defined as ``x = 1 / 0.''

Cheers,

b&

Misleart Chuff wrote:

"georgann" <chenault@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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Andres64 wrote:

"God", is described as being eternal and/or "outside of time" and
omnipotent. But, being omnipotent, *anything* is possible. Thus

it

*must* be possible for "God" to be capable of ending "His" own
existence (however you care to define that). What say you

believers?

georgann (forgotten since 3:30 A.M.) wrote:

Maybe it did. When gawd became man in jayzis chrisp (the one and

only gawd

incantation) the twinity was fully boring. So you could say gawd

ended its own

resistance (that that was before this event). It did it by entering

TIME Magazine, Inc.,

experiencing inhuman boredom and then rejecting sanity (making it

still

infernal).

But what I think you're really leading up to with your questions is

more

like a dare for gawd to destroy itself. In case you haven't noticed,

what

gawd can do vs what we'll do are a few of my favorite things. Only

georganns fall for stupid

lies. Site: Erewhon.

There is really no point to reading georgann's tripe, or following it
up, either. So, why do I? What is that line from Flash Gordon, you
know, Ming carrying on about boredom?

Don't worry. I'm quite familiar with Georgann (a.k.a. "The Rock" - as
stubborn and intelligent as one).

On 27 Jul 2005 08:34:38 -0700, "Just Mark"
<neverassumeyouknow@yahoo.com> wrote:

georgann wrote:

Andres64 wrote:

"God", is described as being eternal and/or "outside of time" and
omnipotent. But, being omnipotent, *anything* is possible. Thus it
*must* be possible for "God" to be capable of ending "His" own
existence (however you care to define that). What say you believers?

georgann (forgiven since 33 AD) wrote:

Maybe He did. When God became man in Jesus Christ (the one and only God
incarnate) the Trinity was fully born. So you could say God ended His own
existence (that that was before this event). He did it by entering TIME,
experiencing human death and then rejecting death (making Him still
eternal).

Do you even read what you write? That's the most convoluted,
jammed-together, out-of-your-mind group of thoughts....

Bear in mind who you're talking to...

On 28 Jul 2005 07:38:45 -0700, "Sasha" <scironi@gmail.com> wrote:

Aside from that comment making no sense whatsoever...
God doesn't exist.

Well, this is your chance to show why. Care to go for it?