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Can you define your god?
- Thread starter nonbeliever_92
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Commoner
Headache
Love is love, what is god?
Is God alive?
Orias
Left Hand Path
Orias
Left Hand Path
Jacksnyte
Reverend
I would say that Netjer, or Divinity, is the ALL, possessing all attributes, and these attributes are gathered in various facets that we approach as the knowable gods, or Names. Of course this is just the way I view it as a monolator. I could approach it with a few different models(as I am also a Chaote).
nonbeliever_92
Well-Known Member
I would say that Netjer, or Divinity, is the ALL, possessing all attributes, and these attributes are gathered in various facets that we approach as the knowable gods, or Names. Of course this is just the way I view it as a monolator. I could approach it with a few different models(as I am also a Chaote).
What?
nonbeliever_92
Well-Known Member
So he is subjective?
The Sum of Awe
Brought to you by the moment that spacetime began.
God's physical, I don't believe in a non-physical nature except for the psycho-system.
God is semi-potent, which means it seems powerful to us, it is extremely powerful, though it is just normal to itself.
God is a scientist of another species, we (including other life forms besides humans in the universe) are its test subjects.
God is nothing like a human and could care less if our nature ends, just like lab mice.
We shouldn't claim to understand God or know what it is, but then again it most likely isn't anything like us, if it was why not look like another earth being? We have millions of species on earth.
Impartial.
Thief
Rogue Theologian
God's physical, I don't believe in a non-physical nature except for the psycho-system.
God is semi-potent, which means it seems powerful to us, it is extremely powerful, though it is just normal to itself.
God is a scientist of another species, we (including other life forms besides humans in the universe) are its test subjects.
God is nothing like a human and could care less if our nature ends, just like lab mice.
We shouldn't claim to understand God or know what it is, but then again it most likely isn't anything like us, if it was why not look like another earth being? We have millions of species on earth.
Impartial.
So God has a body?...and you know this how?
More powerful than us ...and apathetic?
And if He is physical...is He also eternal?
most material things change...sometimes altogether.
Will your God.... be God... tomorrow?
Pegg
Jehovah our God is One
I view God as spirit person with great power, a loving father, a great designer and architect, an inventor and as someone who shows great concern for the welfare of his creations. He is a person of deep feeling, compassion, empathy and love...he has a great sense of humor and a strong conviction for righteousness & justice. And he is extremely organized, practical and resourceful.
He's simply amazing in every way imaginable.
He's simply amazing in every way imaginable.
The Sum of Awe
Brought to you by the moment that spacetime began.
Just pretty sure, why does God have to be a spiritual thing of the nonphysical?
Pretty much.
Nope, I doubt that it is eternal.
Yes... If a hero dies are they not yet a hero? The same works for a God.
Orias
Left Hand Path
Why does "God" have to be One or the other?
Heh, doubt is eternal.
A hero dies a villain to those whom the hero Opposed and conflicted with.
The Sum of Awe
Brought to you by the moment that spacetime began.
Well, the other choices are psychological or emotional, though I'm not sure how a being could be that unless they are fiction, but I don't think it is.
Doubt doesn't have to be eternal. When we die the doubt no longer rests.
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True, but I'm not saying that God is a hero, but to God itself it is not a God. Though if you think God is good, I'm not saying that at all.
Orias
Left Hand Path
Most concepts of "God" conclude with a physical or non-physical representation of what "God" is believed to be.
Sure the psychological and emotional parts are all considered, but it is the doubt that makes conclusion.
Ah, but because of doubt there are four prongs to a fork instead of One, the results should be pretty clear
Otherright
Otherright
Jung said in the Phenomenology of the Spirit in Fairy Tales that we typically give our God the attributes of wisdom, typically those of an elder, a grey-haired, breaded older man. He, in other writings, says that our view of God and our relationship with Him is typically the same as that of our own paternal fathers.
earlwooters
Active Member
God has no attributes, either physical or otherwise. He uses no space and lives in no place. But you see him every day.
nonbeliever_92
Well-Known Member
Your god has about as much substance as a handful of my imagination.
PolyHedral
Superabacus Mystic
How? He doesn't have any attributes.
Existence has no attribute, but you see it everyday.