God's true home is NOT Heaven

[Emporion]

I have a riddle for you:

My name is Jesus, master of the Tri-Me. You and I are exactly the same, but no Christian nor the bible will ever admit that. What am I? Who else wants to name me? What explains the first question and the quantity of the answers in the second question simultaneously? This riddle is actually very easy depending on who you are. Why is that last question not wrong is a sense?

*end of riddle*


Good luck.

[theVOID]

Fuck knows...

God's true home is on the book shelf next to Mother Goose.

[Emporion]

(30th March 2011 23:02)theVOID Wrote:  God's true home is on the book shelf next to Mother Goose.

Nope. That's just an atheistical bias.

[theVOID]

Possibly, but my reasoning wasn't based on any bias I am aware of, which is something like follows:

1. We are not justified in beveling in the existence of God.
2. God is prominent in (holy) books
3. These books contain myth, legend and poetry.
4. Fiction, especially traditional cultural fiction, has similar themes.
5. Mother Goose is such a fiction
6. "Holy" texts are best placed next to these fictions on a shelve.
7. Therefore, God 's true home (seeing as he only exists in fiction) is best placed next to Mother goose.

Any biases there you are aware of?

[HeyItsZeus]

Obviously God live here on Earth! I'm right here, aren't I?

[the6dead]

(30th March 2011 23:56)theVOID Wrote:  Possibly, but my reasoning wasn't based on any bias I am aware of, which is something like follows:

1. We are not justified in beveling in the existence of God.
2. God is prominent in (holy) books
3. These books contain myth, legend and poetry.
4. Fiction, especially traditional cultural fiction, has similar themes.
5. Mother Goose is such a fiction
6. "Holy" texts are best placed next to these fictions on a shelve.
7. Therefore, God 's true home (seeing as he only exists in fiction) is best placed next to Mother goose.

Any biases there you are aware of?

Lol. Purely fiction. God has no true home out side of the myths mentioned in the bible and the minds of the millions of of fundamentalist followers.

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Sorry ment of his dam phone

[Emporion]

(30th March 2011 23:56)theVOID Wrote:  Possibly, but my reasoning wasn't based on any bias I am aware of, which is something like follows:

1. We are not justified in beveling in the existence of God.
2. God is prominent in (holy) books
3. These books contain myth, legend and poetry.
4. Fiction, especially traditional cultural fiction, has similar themes.
5. Mother Goose is such a fiction
6. "Holy" texts are best placed next to these fictions on a shelve.
7. Therefore, God 's true home (seeing as he only exists in fiction) is best placed next to Mother goose.

Any biases there you are aware of?

These aren't the droids you're looking for.

I guess I'll have to give you a hint. What are believers REALLY doing when they think God wants them to do something? Everyone has a sense of _____.

[theVOID]

Importance?

And to get back to your accusation of bias, did you manage to find out what (if any) it was?

[Emporion]

(31st March 2011 01:19)the6dead Wrote:  God has no true home out side of...the minds of the millions of of fundamentalist followers.

Here is a hint. What is God's vehicle?

[theVOID]

Why don't you just get to the point and end this pseudo-intellectual masturbation?