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Re: Does God have a name for God? (was: 20 Years of TLC's Frustration with "LEGOS")
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Fri, 30 Mar 2001 14:07:05 GMT
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Robert wrote:
> So do you know this for a fact because you are a God, or are you in
> direct contact with some higher source of power?
Of course I am. The little green men communicate with me via my fillings and tell me
so. They send me detailed plans for my Technic models.
> > I hasten to add that none of this implies that I have any belief in the divine
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> Then why presume to make assumptions about what it does and does not
> believe in?
Because this is what people who do believe and study those religions have told me - I
am respecting their belief and passing it on in this discussion. Often in religious
arguments/debates/discussions the notion of infinite regression of Gods comes up, and
the answer I have most often heard from believers of Western style religions are that
God is it - there is no God for God, as he created everything.
I am simply saying that for those who believe in God in a certain way, this is how
they tell me they see it.
> Western religions? LOL, that's funny. At last check you can find
> almost ANY religious practice in America. Heck we got em all,
> Buddhists, Christians, Nihilists, Wiccans, Hindus, Darwinists, etc,
> etc, etc. I mean really, try and name a single religion that isn't
> practiced by at least one person in America.
Just because someone practices a religion at some place on or off planet (which
astronaut said "And in the beginning..." from orbit?) does not indicate the origins of
that religion. When I say "Western based monetheistic religions" I am referring to
mainstream religions mainly originating in the West, such as Christianity, which
I gather is the most popular religion in the western world.
And if you think you're going to drag me into a debate about evolution being a
religion you've got another thing coming ;-)
Jennifer Clark
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