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God's Persona

Salty Booger

Salty Booger

Royal Crown Cola (RC)
My personal perception of God is that all aspects of life, material and spiritual, represent the Nature of God. Whether I can classify that as a persona, I don't know. I understand that God has been represented in many ways, and maybe all are correct. What do you think? Does God have an ego (persona)?

Once again, I have included a music video for your listening pleasure while you consider the question...

 
Fool

Fool

ALL in all
Premium Member
Salty Booger said:
My personal perception of God is that all aspects of life, material and spiritual, represent the Nature of God. Whether I can classify that as a persona, I don't know. I understand that God has been represented in many ways, and maybe all are correct. What do you think? Does God have an ego (persona)?

Once again, I have included a music video for your listening pleasure while you consider the question...

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god is not a person, or exclusive to humans.


romans 1:23-25


god is not a form. god is an invisible action that is only visible as a result by the movement of creation. elijah didn't see it coming but only saw the result, the end of its becoming.


like electricity, or wind, or how tunneling through solids is faster than the speed of light through space.
 
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Saint Frankenstein

Gone
Premium Member
Salty Booger said:
My personal perception of God is that all aspects of life, material and spiritual, represent the Nature of God. Whether I can classify that as a persona, I don't know. I understand that God has been represented in many ways, and maybe all are correct. What do you think? Does God have an ego (persona)?

Once again, I have included a music video for your listening pleasure while you consider the question...

Click to expand...
I assume all deities are persons who have personalities.

As for the music: no, thanks. Not my thing.
 
Salty Booger

Salty Booger

Royal Crown Cola (RC)
Saint Frankenstein said:
As for the music: no, thanks. Not my thing.
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Some cookies and milk then?

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Photo by Tijana Drndarski from Pexels
 
Nakosis

Nakosis

Non-Binary Physicalist
Premium Member
Salty Booger said:
What do you think? Does God have an ego (persona)?
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IMO, only that which is given by our subconscious mind.

If there is a God, not saying there is or isn't, but if there is a God, maybe this explains the differences in perception.

If, as some claim, we manage to find a connection with God, Maybe the same God with a persona we create, or we subconsciously create.
 
U

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
Salty Booger said:
My personal perception of God is that all aspects of life, material and spiritual, represent the Nature of God. Whether I can classify that as a persona, I don't know. I understand that God has been represented in many ways, and maybe all are correct. What do you think? Does God have an ego (persona)?

Once again, I have included a music video for your listening pleasure while you consider the question...

Click to expand...

No. I agree with Fool's description. Though, we part with any scriptures involved. "...The flow"

Fool said:
god is not a form. god is an invisible action that is only visible as a result by the movement of creation.
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Desert Snake

Veteran Member
Gnostic
Agnostic
Personal
Impersonaal

In other words, what you "find", is going to be your perception...

Good question

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That being said, [criticism for a non-answer, perhaps a combination of those attributes.
 
Heyo

Heyo

Veteran Member
Salty Booger said:
My personal perception of God is that all aspects of life, material and spiritual, represent the Nature of God. Whether I can classify that as a persona, I don't know. I understand that God has been represented in many ways, and maybe all are correct. What do you think? Does God have an ego (persona)?

Once again, I have included a music video for your listening pleasure while you consider the question...

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Thank you.
Even though these kind of OPs appears frequently (some of those by me) I am always grateful as every answer is a testament that Agnosticism is right.
 
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