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mixedsubstance · 10-08-2008, 06:58 PM

Sounds to me as though when someone doesn't believe in something, it's because 'they don't have evidence'.

A- How come we have to have 'proof' of something that is so Great and Powerful? God and Life are meant to be mysteries, mystical, and even contreversial. Coolyo's #2 fits well. If we all knew it, then what would be the point?
B- God has different definitions in different religions as such, with man-made stories (the Bible, Quran, Torah)...but yet the narrowed down definition of God that holds steady in all religions is that He is the Almighty- All Powerful- Infinite- Omnipotent- Superior Being. (Not to be confused with 'Saints' such as Jesus or Buddha- these were people who were merely connected with The One- they 'knew'- and so they were both loved and hated because of that- i.e. called saints or blasphemers).
Anywho, C- God doesn't have to be a BEING....or have a form of any sort....He just exists. Everywhere. At all times. Think of one thing in science that is the basis of science. What are all theories, laws, and principles based upon? Even in humans? In nature? In vehicles? In the water? It's non-desctructable, but it can be used and minipulated in infinite ways.

God + Science = Energy. Therefore, God IS Science and Science is God.

Levite, I love what you had to say. We WON'T come to some universal realization and unity with the One...Not in this lifetime. Not on earth. Not in this realm of existance. But there are a multitude of 'planes' of existance, that we did/do/will know. It's beyond our heads, but we can't deny what we can't understand. That's the whole point of our existance today.

10-08-2008, 06:58 PM	#7 (permalink)
mixedsubstance Crazy Location: Where the wild things are.	Sounds to me as though when someone doesn't believe in something, it's because 'they don't have evidence'. A- How come we have to have 'proof' of something that is so Great and Powerful? God and Life are meant to be mysteries, mystical, and even contreversial. Coolyo's #2 fits well. If we all knew it, then what would be the point? B- God has different definitions in different religions as such, with man-made stories (the Bible, Quran, Torah)...but yet the narrowed down definition of God that holds steady in all religions is that He is the Almighty- All Powerful- Infinite- Omnipotent- Superior Being. (Not to be confused with 'Saints' such as Jesus or Buddha- these were people who were merely connected with The One- they 'knew'- and so they were both loved and hated because of that- i.e. called saints or blasphemers). Anywho, C- God doesn't have to be a BEING....or have a form of any sort....He just exists. Everywhere. At all times. Think of one thing in science that is the basis of science. What are all theories, laws, and principles based upon? Even in humans? In nature? In vehicles? In the water? It's non-desctructable, but it can be used and minipulated in infinite ways. God + Science = Energy. Therefore, God IS Science and Science is God. Levite, I love what you had to say. We WON'T come to some universal realization and unity with the One...Not in this lifetime. Not on earth. Not in this realm of existance. But there are a multitude of 'planes' of existance, that we did/do/will know. It's beyond our heads, but we can't deny what we can't understand. That's the whole point of our existance today. __________________ Well, isn't that just kick-you-in-the-crotch, spit-on-your-neck fantastic?!? Without energy, there would be nothing. Last edited by mixedsubstance; 10-08-2008 at 07:12 PM..