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The Word of God

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Veteran Member
I have posted for years....Someone had to be FIRST
in mind and heart

and always......Spirit first and substance as creation

kinda hard to say ….I AM!
without something to show for it

Science tells lies, as a Sophist for they used a ONE WORD and gave it multi applied themes from their own egotism.

Never owning a personal human want to just live naturally in the balances of a natural life.

Science says what was first was a gas. Gas in science is determined to be spirit.

Yet he lives in a gas mass atmosphere that came afterwards.

So I think brother scientist you are confused. For you would claim as a science quote in AI...that spirit was first and spirit was last.

And totally ignore natural stone as being the present.

If stone did not exist, yet you theme as if it does not exist. All science themes are either stone not existing, had not yet existed or will be created. As male thinking strategies to not support a planet existing, for the first motivation of a male self in science was to have God the stone removed.

Reasoning of self AI memory for the first brotherhood says. I manifested out of the eternal spirit after the Garden Nature, then the female. The female de manifested, most of my male spirits de manifested...but I came back out again.

I went back into the eternal and came back out again.

I was knowingly bound to the Garden Nature.

That male group said to self, if I could remove the physical mass of stone, if I had to come in and out spiritually, then I would be enabled to move back and forth without being held.

As every time he came back out of the eternal, his male brothers were a group who he saw as being trapped with God. Why they invented the state science.

Either you believe in real spirit or you don't.

If you don't then science says, a microbe, existing as a microbe, which is not UFO radiation developed and created all of the nature living on Earth.

Which would not include any God statements or any alien statements either.
 

Theseus

New Member
Can god exist without his words?
Religion is an idea as in as long as there is memory of it then that idea still exists. God (the capital G) does exist without his word. the word is just a physical manifestation of his ( i use his just as a placeholder of sorts not to label a force outside our understanding as male)experiences. I don't want to get into science and such at the moment but have you ever thought about the idea that God exists on a different plane of reality? If your having doubts about his existence based on scientific data then you might want to entertain this as a possibility.
 

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
The definition of God is a being that exists even if nobody believes in him/her.

Christianity? Thats the only religion I know, and I guess bahai, where words are important insomuch that without it, how would one define and interact with god?

What's the christian definition of him before christ?
 

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
hmmmm…..yes He does

for His creation to hold AS firmament
it must behave in a manner....firmly so

as for miracles performed by Prophets.....yes....that was cheating

It's a contradiction. I'd assume humans put limitations on god to fit them to the idea they would understand. Maybe if they didn't do that, their brains would go haywire trying to figure out god on his terms and not theirs.
 

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
Religion is an idea as in as long as there is memory of it then that idea still exists. God (the capital G) does exist without his word. the word is just a physical manifestation of his ( i use his just as a placeholder of sorts not to label a force outside our understanding as male)experiences. I don't want to get into science and such at the moment but have you ever thought about the idea that God exists on a different plane of reality? If your having doubts about his existence based on scientific data then you might want to entertain this as a possibility.

I'm not sure how the manifestation is different than his existence. In christian terms, unless one doesn't believe in the trinity, incarnation/manifestation and its source are one and the same.

No. I follow a belief of the ancestors and spirits. I'm just curious of god (I don't have a definition of it; so, I'm going by christians) and the bible as a manifestation of himself. If that's what you meant??
 

QuestioningMind

Well-Known Member
Do you know from their view despite, yours?

Have you came across the idea before?

Sorry, but neither of those questions make any sense. So I know what from who's view despite my what? Have I ever come across what idea before? The notion of 'god's word'? Yes, I have, but as I already said, all of the words I've heard attributed to god were actually human made words written by human beings.
 

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
Sorry, but neither of those questions make any sense. So I know what from who's view despite my what? Have I ever come across what idea before? The notion of 'god's word'? Yes, I have, but as I already said, all of the words I've heard attributed to god were actually human made words written by human beings.

Wow.

Ill clarify. Do you know what god and "his" word is?

If you look at the other posts,you can get a sense of what I'm asking.

If it doesn't apply to you and you don't understand the Christian faith, leave the question be.
 

QuestioningMind

Well-Known Member
Wow.

Ill clarify. Do you know what god and "his" word is?

If you look at the other posts,you can get a sense of what I'm asking.

If it doesn't apply to you and you don't understand the Christian faith, leave the question be.

I know what various fallible human beings CLAIM 'his' word is, but those claims are often contradictory and appear to be nothing more than the opinions of fallible human beings. And since the OP asked about God and mentioned nothing about Christianity, I see absolutely no reason to 'leave the question be.'
 

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
I know what various fallible human beings CLAIM 'his' word is, but those claims are often contradictory and appear to be nothing more than the opinions of fallible human beings. And since the OP asked about God and mentioned nothing about Christianity, I see absolutely no reason to 'leave the question be.'

Okay. Christianity is what I'm speaking of. We don't always put christianity in our words with god since it's implied. If one needs clarification, of course it's okay to ask.

The question remains the same in a christian perspective (our personal attachment to it right now is irrelevant).

Is the christian god and his word the same?
 

QuestioningMind

Well-Known Member
Okay. Christianity is what I'm speaking of. We don't always put christianity in our words with god since it's implied. If one needs clarification, of course it's okay to ask.

The question remains the same in a christian perspective (our personal attachment to it right now is irrelevant).

Is the christian god and his word the same?

Again, all I can say is that I'm not aware of anything that is indisputably 'his' word, only words that fallible humans have claimed are 'his' word.
 
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