(July 9, 2010 at 9:48 am)Godhead Wrote: Tavarish -
Since we're talking about a hypothetical god, are you not prepared to accept that if this god exists, it is not bound by the same rules as you or I are? You may not believe that god exists but if we're going to discuss the idea of god we have to not stray from what that actually entails. For example, I believe that god is self existent, which means that it has no creator, exists of its own accord, and has always existed, even beyond what we call time. Everyday things aren't self existent, so you can't compare everyday things to a hypothetical god.
Why do you believe this? What evidence do you have to suggest that such a thing is true?
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