03 Sep 11
Originally posted by robbie carrobieLol. I reckon they probably cover as wide a spectrum as any other selection of humanity. It's true some of 'em are borg though.
nah, just saying . . . .. I used to think atheists were half organic/ half machine, poured
scorn on the irrationality of emotions, had Vulcan ears and watched Sci-fi all the time.
03 Sep 11
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieI never said anything about neat or organised by any conventional meanings of those words. Indeed drop a load of bricks on top of an existing mound of bricks, and any individual brick you pick up will have been a member of the set of all bricks on that mound. Nothing neat or organised about the mound though!
see what i mean cat dude, they are all part of a set, neatly categorised and filed away!
Similarly you could imagine all the gods humans have invented or thought of as being members of the set of all gods that could potentially be conceived (which though infinite, in itself may be far smaller than the set of all potential gods whether they can be conceived or not)
04 Sep 11
Originally posted by AgergThere is one God never imagined or thought of by man and is still
I never said anything about neat or organised by any conventional meanings of those words. Indeed drop a load of bricks on top of an existing mound of bricks, and any individual brick you pick up will have been a member of the set of all bricks on that mound. Nothing neat or organised about the mound though!
Similarly you could imagine all the gods humans h ...[text shortened]... self may be far smaller than the set of all potential gods whether they can be conceived or not)
unconceivable and that is the true God. He is the one God that
identified Himself to man and man attempts to describe in the Holy
Bible. He is the God that can't be organized and placed in a box like
the imagined false gods.