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What is God made of?
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Nope.
If hes not made of anything, then he doesn't exist.
OK. You win. Thanks for sharing ...
lunakilo
Well-Known Member
thanks for sharing your wish to ignore the question.
I think that is a good question.
I am sure it has been asked before on RF, but I haven't seen a thread about it.
I am curious about how religious people imagine God.
If people have a belief in something or someone they must have thought about what that someone ore something is.
How do you fit God into the world?
:sarcastic
Not to mention clever and perceptive. I mean, if God is not made of some kind of natural stuff God would be supernatural!
With regards to God, I think a lot of people are unable to. I think to some people the concept of God is overwhelming and so full of mysticism that they can't consider the concept from certain perspectives.
Not to mention clever and perceptive. I mean, if God is not made of some kind of natural stuff God would be supernatural!
The word supernatural doesn't interest me. Things are either possible or not. They are either real and are made of something, or are made of nothing and thus don't exist.
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That was a basic fact which doesn't need support. Theres nothing circular about it.
Once again, :sarcastic
Maybe you need to take a day off from posting messages. So far, your posts in this thread have been just about the lowest-quality posts I have noticed in... well, I can't recall a chain of rubbish that was more useless than your posts.
Try this. :yes:
Terrywoodenpic
Oldest Heretic
As God is neither of, nor part of this universe, and shares neither time, energy nor mass with this universe. it is total impossible to conjecture what his essence might be.
Trey of Diamonds
Well-Known Member
Again, it is an intellectually vapid circular argument: all that exists is natural therefore [a preternatural] God does not exist.
How do you know? Do you have any proof of this?
:biglaugh:
waitasec
Veteran Member
that's why it's called faith...