Can God disappear if He wants to?

Discussion in 'Religion Archives' started by Why?, Jan 3, 2008.

  1. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    It's almost identical to a delusion, except delusions don't create miracles.
     
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  3. Myles Registered Senior Member

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    He doesn't
     
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  5. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    In this universe/world - whatever.
     
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  7. Enmos Valued Senior Member

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    Correct, nothing creates miracles..
    So, stripped of miracles, God is a delusion ? Is that what you're saying ?
     
  8. Myles Registered Senior Member

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    You mean like Jesus walking on water. He knew where the stepping-stones were
     
  9. Enmos Valued Senior Member

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    There is a significant difference, pick one.
     
  10. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    God would still exist in God's world, not this world, even if no one believed in Him. God would exist in Heaven, which obviously is not this world.
     
  11. joepistole Deacon Blues Valued Senior Member

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    I would think God could do whatever he wanted. Morgan Freeman went on vacation when he was playing God in the movies.

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  12. Enmos Valued Senior Member

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    Is heaven in this universe ?
    And if no one believed in God, why would he exist ? Didn't you say that God only exists to believers ?
     
  13. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    Miracles are performed only to help non-believers and believers to believe. Nevertheless, God would still exist to the believer regardless of the existence of miracles.
     
  14. sly1 Heartless Registered Senior Member

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    I dont know what your getting at man. Its like your asking questions to try and paint people in a corner and make a point. If you are just get to it already because you have paint all over the place now.

    Will you agree that "god" is different by definition and perspective to different people?
    If you agree to this how can god be universal to all people?
    If you do not agree with that then what is the universal definition of "god"?
     
  15. spidergoat pubic diorama Valued Senior Member

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    What does God do? He knows everything past and future, so he knows every decision he's going to make, so there can really be no decision.
     
  16. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    If all of you were dead, I would still exist. Why should God be any different?
     
  17. Enmos Valued Senior Member

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    But only as a delusion then:
    You pretty much said that God equals miracles.
    Now, what if miracles can be shown not to exist ?
     
  18. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    A God trapped in a four dimensional world would be stuck by your cause and effect trap. But, God isn't so hindered.
     
  19. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    I did not say God is miracles. I said miracles are performed by God to help the believers and non-believers believe.
     
  20. shichimenshyo Caught in the machine Registered Senior Member

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    I move this thread be closed as its going absolutely nowhere.
     
  21. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    The universal definition of God is the God of Jesus.
     
  22. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    To bad SkinWalker isn't in charge of this thread - but the far more reasonable and intelligent Spidergoat.
     
  23. spidergoat pubic diorama Valued Senior Member

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    preaching.

    If you didn't notice, I moved this thread into the waiting jaws of the Walker.
     

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