correct.
if IT brought itself into existence, and clearly 77says it did, then does it have the power to take itself out?
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The reason why Christianity seems so unrealistic and naive
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correct.
if IT brought itself into existence, and clearly 77says it did, then does it have the power to take itself out?
PatternRec
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Since the greatest power is not limited by time or space, the greatest power can undo itself and not undo itself simultaneously.
Can H20 appear as a gas, a liquid, and a solid simultaneously?
How can something simultaneously be in three different states?
Is there anywhere in the universe where you won't find the universe?
You, like most atheists are stuck in two dimensional thinking, flat earth stuff...very limited.
Can H20 appear as a gas, a liquid, and a solid simultaneously?
How can something simultaneously be in three different states?
Is there anywhere in the universe where you won't find the universe?
You, like most atheists are stuck in two dimensional thinking, flat earth stuff...very limited.
Quote from PatternRec:
Simple.
If it the greatest power, it should possess power to do anything up to and including the power to undo itself.
Quote from OPTIONAL777:
Since the greatest power is not limited by time or space, the greatest power can undo itself and not undo itself simultaneously.
Can H20 appear as a gas, a liquid, and a solid simultaneously?
How can something simultaneously be in three different states?
Is there anywhere in the universe where you won't find the universe?
You, like most atheists are stuck in two dimensional thinking, flat earth stuff...very limited.
since you continue to group all disbelievers into one group are all theists enlightened?
PatternRec
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Quote from OPTIONAL777:
Since the greatest power is not limited by time or space, the greatest power can undo itself and not undo itself simultaneously.
Not limited by time or space... Ok, can't argue that as that would be a prerequisite for being the greatest power.
But undo itself and not undue itself doesn't make sense on any level. Not even philosophical. It's not even paradoxical.
Granted, you're allowed to make stuff up with the use of your imagination. But like how you want atheists to realize their limits, it's time you realize the functional limits of your own imagination.
Can H20 appear as a gas, a liquid, and a solid simultaneously?
How can something simultaneously be in three different states?
One molecule cannot. So unless you are postulating many gods as part of a totality which makes up altogether one god, it would make no sense.
Is there anywhere in the universe where you won't find the universe?
You, like most atheists are stuck in two dimensional thinking, flat earth stuff...very limited.
Sorry if we admit that our imagination is just that, our imagination. Imagination is a great and wonderful thing. But a mature mind knows that reality and imagination to two mutually exclusive things until what was imagined is made manifest.
PatternRec
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Quote from killthesunshine:
LOL. so are atheists. actually the atheist is more aware and accepting of his limitation.
you admit to YOUR limitation in understanding the limitless?
Bingo. Though if I'm understanding her line of thinking, faith combined with an very active imagination overcomes the barrier that supposedly one would run into by not activating these two other faculties.