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Well God get less local.
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No....God disappears because he is "apperceptually" experienced as universal presence: inside and outside are the same. Hence, "I and my Fater are one" is experientially realized.
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What do you mean by "'I and my Fater are one' is experientially realized."
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It is our choice ... that's one of the things I like about it. *smile*
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The boundary between "self" and "other" breaks down: God disappears but remains as a finger pointing.
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On the surface it appears to be a contradiction but it really is not. You falsely assumed that because the Universe has always existed that it existed in a static state for an infinite time. The birth of the Universe (Big Bang) is the creation of all time (t=0). It is pointless to say what came before the Big Bang, because before comes with the connotation that there was time to be before.
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To the questions like: Why are we here? How did we git here? If there is no God, then why is here even here? My answer (with my current presents of mind) is God must exist. Maybe I belong back with cavemen, but I see God (as clear as mud). |
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Ask yourself this: what is the difference between an infinite something without boundaries and a void?
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“If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things through the narrow chinks of his cavern.” WILLIAM BLAKE Last edited by Rolling_Stone; 01-11-2008 at 05:06 PM. |
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And, if we are predisposed to believe in God, why are there atheists? Quote:
No, the universe is not infinite. |
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Like time was somehow encapsulated in the atom? I have a hard time wrapping my mind around ideas like this. Not saying you are wrong. I have read a few theories from people a lot smarter then me abut the first few seconds of the big bang. Some very strange ideas that don't really make since, but they work mathematically. But the idea of time not being infinite is really hard for me to understand. I look at time as a conceptual measurement, not really existing. Now if your idea is that nothing happened before the big bang so you can't really measure a time interval. I can see that, sort of. space-time could have been encapsulated, maybe. but that's different. Last edited by iLL_LeaT; 01-11-2008 at 05:36 PM. |