Proof and evidence will always equal Science

[Angrboda]

So you're arguing that God is not a thing?  I haven't looked at your commentary in the thread you cite (link please), but I would be very interested in a fuller explication.

God isn't really a thing, more like a force, a conscious force. You wouldn't call gravity a thing, would you?

So you wouldn't say, "The thing we call gravity is the result of mass warping spacetime."? Regardless, I wasn't asking you.

[brewer]

So you're arguing that God is not a thing?  I haven't looked at your commentary in the thread you cite (link please), but I would be very interested in a fuller explication.

God isn't really a thing, more like a force, a conscious force. You wouldn't call gravity a thing, would you?

Yes, it can be accurately described, measured and directly impacts the physical world.

You can return to your woo now.

[Anomalocaris]

Gravity is certainly a measurable, quantifiable, falsifiable, THING.

[Ranjr]

Anyone who doesn't believe gravity is a thing should test it from a very high place.

[The Architect Of Fate]

God isn't really a thing, more like a force, a conscious force. You wouldn't call gravity a thing, would you?

Forces are things

[Anomalocaris]

So you're arguing that God is not a thing?  I haven't looked at your commentary in the thread you cite (link please), but I would be very interested in a fuller explication.

God isn't really a thing, more like a force, a conscious force. You wouldn't call gravity a thing, would you?

More like a force?   What in your opinion is a force like, conscious or otherwise?

[polymath257]

So you're arguing that God is not a thing?  I haven't looked at your commentary in the thread you cite (link please), but I would be very interested in a fuller explication.

God isn't really a thing, more like a force, a conscious force. You wouldn't call gravity a thing, would you?

Oh good. You are proposing another fundamental force! How does it compare to the ones we know about already, E&M, gravity, strong, and weak forces?

In what way, precisely, does God interact with fundamental particles? What boson carries the God force? What partial differential equations describe the propagation of this force?

And in what way is it conscious? What processes make up that consciousness?

Even forces are supported and interact with things (usually meaning fundamental particles, although sometimes meaning fermions specifically).

[brewer]

God isn't really a thing, more like a force, a conscious force. You wouldn't call gravity a thing, would you?

Oh good. You are proposing another fundamental force! How does it compare to the ones we know about already, E&M, gravity, strong, and weak forces?

In what way, precisely, does God interact with fundamental particles? What boson carries the God force? What partial differential equations describe the propagation of this force?

And in what way is it conscious? What processes make up that consciousness?

Even forces are supported and interact with things (usually meaning fundamental particles, although sometimes meaning fermions specifically).

Thru reiki.

[Oldandeasilyconfused]

God isn't really a thing, more like a force, a conscious force. You wouldn't call gravity a thing, would you?

So you wouldn't say, "The thing we call gravity is the result of mass warping spacetime."?  Regardless, I wasn't asking you.

Point of order. This is an open forum. Anyone may reply to any post or not, as they choose.

[Angrboda]

So you wouldn't say, "The thing we call gravity is the result of mass warping spacetime."?  Regardless, I wasn't asking you.

Point of order. This is an open forum. Anyone may reply to any post or not, as they choose.

Thanks cosplay moderator. I didn't tell him he couldn't post or in any way restrict his participation. So, point of order, shove it up your ass.