christian school project

[Silver]

Actually God is "Agape' " which is translated into this one word love.

Actually, god is imaginary. You are welcome.

[Cyberman]

Seriously, though, I was taken aback when she(?) said she was in love with god.  That's a whole 'nother level of loony right there.  Like... are you planning a honeymoon with god?  If you touch yourself, is it totally cool because he is watching?  Is god a cuddler?

Which isn't unheard of in christian mythology. At least the catholic realm has quite a few porn features starring female saints and Jesus. Such as eating his foreskin or begging for his lance.

There's a Gilbert Ratchet strip in the latest issue of adult comic Viz, involving Jesus being too scared to face all his thousands of brides, aka nuns, because of the right nagging he'll get for being so late coming back. I think they've hit on something there.

[Aroura]

I'm pretty sure her school paper will say that she learned things she already knew or suspected. Much like everything else in her life.

Atheists were rude jerks.
They are clearly angry at god.
They have never sought him with an open heart.
They take everything out of context, and would not allow me to correct their divergent notions.
They deserve whatever god is going to do them.
God is the god of love, confirmed.

Ps, I like to talk in tongues and love Jesus until I have a fake seizure.

Yur welkom

[robvalue]

I hear tautologies at work. If God and love are the same thing, then God is love, yes. That means nothing.

Just like if God says something is moral, then it's moral. Sure. But it also means nothing.

If love means actually caring about people, then no. He's a complete bastard and/or extremely lacking in resources and doesn't fit the description.

[LastPoet]

I am perfectly able to live my life without the need for confort in gods. I know love and its not the same thing as gods. People should be learning more valuable things in school.

[Pat Mustard]

I hear tautologies at work. If God and love are the same thing, then God is love, yes. That means nothing.

Just like if God says something is moral, then it's moral. Sure. But it also means nothing.

If love means actually caring about people, then no. He's a complete bastard and/or extremely lacking in resources and doesn't fit the description.

I read the firs sentence of you post and I thought, Mac Flecknoe!

[Firefighter01]

*sigh* No answer to my question. Lighthouse, you aren't going to get anywhere with me until you can answer that one. I really don't know what you mean by love. The way you are describing it makes me think you're working off a different idea of love than I am. I could tell you what I thought of love, but that would be a pointless waste of time. If you disagree with my definition, you'll just be able to deny mine and argue for your own idea of it. Let's skip that step and go off of what you think. If your idea of love fits better with your description of your god, then we have something more solid to work with.

She/he seems to ignore the tougher questions.  I've got another - define "God".  Don't describe its supposed qualities like "the creator of the universe", "love", "all powerful", "the light of my life" etc.  Define what your god is, or what any god is for that matter.  A spirit is not an answer either, that just leads to "what's a spirit?"

If you can't give a logical definition, it logically can't exist.

[Mister Agenda]

*sigh* No answer to my question. Lighthouse, you aren't going to get anywhere with me until you can answer that one. I really don't know what you mean by love. The way you are describing it makes me think you're working off a different idea of love than I am. I could tell you what I thought of love, but that would be a pointless waste of time. If you disagree with my definition, you'll just be able to deny mine and argue for your own idea of it. Let's skip that step and go off of what you think. If your idea of love fits better with your description of your god, then we have something more solid to work with.

She/he seems to ignore the tougher questions.  I've got another - define "God".  Don't describe its supposed qualities like "the creator of the universe", "love", "all powerful", "the light of my life" etc.  Define what your god is, or what any god is for that matter.  A spirit is not an answer either, that just leads to "what's a spirit?"

If you can't give a logical definition, it logically can't exist.

It could still exist despite not having a logical definition, if it did, it would just be ill-defined and the reasons given for its existence would not pertain to its actual existence.

[Faith No More]

So, I skipped most of this thread. Did we finally run her off?

[Arkilogue]

*sigh* No answer to my question. Lighthouse, you aren't going to get anywhere with me until you can answer that one. I really don't know what you mean by love. The way you are describing it makes me think you're working off a different idea of love than I am. I could tell you what I thought of love, but that would be a pointless waste of time. If you disagree with my definition, you'll just be able to deny mine and argue for your own idea of it. Let's skip that step and go off of what you think. If your idea of love fits better with your description of your god, then we have something more solid to work with.

She/he seems to ignore the tougher questions.  I've got another - define "God".  Don't describe its supposed qualities like "the creator of the universe", "love", "all powerful", "the light of my life" etc.  Define what your god is, or what any god is for that matter.  A spirit is not an answer either, that just leads to "what's a spirit?"

If you can't give a logical definition, it logically can't exist.

The body of The God, before creation is infinite pure matter, creation is a specifically patterned void space within the still extant Infinite. The Mind/Spirit of God is the vibrations that matter supports.