Post here if you disagree. And make sure to make your reply as obviously angry as possible, so that everybody can tell you're red-faced with rage over internet business.

god is in the sky, but he's no invisible man



JC

Nah, there's only Joe Pesci. And he's kicking ass.

quote:Originally posted by Hare_Geist:

Nah, there's only Joe Pesci. And he's kicking ass.

Heh. We'll see about that after I invite him to "get made".

Havent we already established as a society that god is a woman?

quote:Originally posted by SilentMind:

Havent we already established as a society that god is a woman?

Uhh.. have we?

quote:Originally posted by SilentMind:

Havent we already established as a society that god is a woman?

Why would God require to be male or female?

The Ethiops say that their gods are flat-nosed and black,

While the Thracians say that theirs have blue eyes and red hair.

Yet if cattle or horses or lions had hands and could draw,

And could sculpture like men, then the horses would draw their gods

Like horses, and cattle like cattle; and each they would shape

Bodies of gods in the likeness, each kind, of their own.

quote:Originally posted by SilentMind:

Havent we already established as a society that god is a woman?



Deity transcensds gender, but in my book, God (or the Graet Spirit) is not an entity in any way, shape or form.

God is the eagle that rides the wind, and the wind itself.

God is the wide-eyed wonder of a child, and the knowing smile of age.

God is the innocence of the fawn in the forest, and the hunger of the wolf that feeds upon the fawn.

God is the sunrise and the rainbow and the storm.

God is the power, and the glory, and the life everlasting.

god doesn't exist.



neither does santa claus.



when you give up your childish delusions you can join us at the grown-up table.

quote:Originally posted by ArmsMerchant:



Deity transcensds gender, but in my book, God (or the Graet Spirit) is not an entity in any way, shape or form.

God is the eagle that rides the wind, and the wind itself.

God is the wide-eyed wonder of a child, and the knowing smile of age.

God is the innocence of the fawn in the forest, and the hunger of the wolf that feeds upon the fawn.

God is the sunrise and the rainbow and the storm.

God is the power, and the glory, and the life everlasting.

If you're going to apply such an extreme stipulative definition to God, then all discussion of God becomes almost meaningless, as anyone has the ability to apply their own stipulative definition of God for themselves.

The term "God" is agreed upon to mean the supreme creator of the universe who usually possesses traits such as omniscience, omnipotence, and omnipresence. Any other definition of God merely creates confusion, and needs to be avoided, except maybe for 'poetic' reasons. This confusion can be readily observed in Einstein's use of God as well as Hawking's use of the term.

I'm an atheist, but for me to say I believe in God because I am using the stipulative definition of God to mean a natural, unintelligent force that created the universe, would only create confusion, which is why it should be avoided.

quote:Originally posted by Hare_Geist:

Nah, there's only Joe Pesci. And he's kicking ass.

I pray to Joe Pesci every day,... He gets the Job done,.. more times than god does.

quote:Originally posted by kenwih:

god doesn't exist.



neither does santa claus.



when you give up your childish delusions you can join us at the grown-up table.

kenwih += 1;

quote:Originally posted by kenwih:

god doesn't exist.



neither does santa claus.



when you give up your childish delusions you can join us at the grown-up table.

How do you know he doesn't?

quote:Originally posted by GrtZ:

How do you know he doesn't?



how do you know that unicorns don't live in the center of pluto?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU3JrXt_cPk