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My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God For discussing any and all religious viewpoints. Intolerance will not be tolerated. Keeping your sense of humor is required. Posting messages about theological paradoxes is encouraged.

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Old 2007-12-07, 20:44
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Default Question about god.

This is strictly for those who believe in god:

Do you ever wonder how god came into existence or does your religion shed light about how he was created?

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Old 2007-12-07, 21:51
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It seems for some reason you think god is subjugated to his own manifestations, such as concepts as causality or 'creation'. These are both a part of god's system and he has manifested them, therefore he is not subject to them. To suppose something such as causality is higher than god is a manifest repugnancy. God is infinite.
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Old 2007-12-07, 22:55
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When I think about the paradox of "Chicken and Egg" I come to the logical conclusion that something must be eternal. I see no need to enter diefication into this paradox. This merely complicates an already complex (perhaps unknowable) question.
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Old 2007-12-08, 18:11
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Originally Posted by BrokeProphet
When I think about the paradox of "Chicken and Egg" I come to the logical conclusion that something must be eternal. I see no need to enter diefication into this paradox. This merely complicates an already complex (perhaps unknowable) question.


I don't see why the chicken & egg question is paradoxical if looked at through evolutionary biology. If anything it's simply a silly question because there has never been a definite 'first chicken' according to evolution.
 
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