What "God"? The one that makes this world? The material worlds? A God that values faith?
Why do I have a God "complex"
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What "God"? The one that makes this world? The material worlds? A God that values faith?
Faith is like a cake you can't eat, why bother having it if you don't have it. "God" is the label I like to use when I feel like I'm not in need of anything including "God" himself.
Which "God" do you feel you dont need? What characteristics are associated with that God.
Can you give an example of a faith based product that you dont need?
Free will which is the essence of "God", the last thing I need is free will, because it's like a cake I can't eat, I have it but yet I'm not free to decide the color of the sky, only the shoes I wear, it seems like a long distance to walk home because no one is home...
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Are you trying to say the bakery is too far away from your house for you to be able to walk to it to buy a slice of tasty bakewell tart? Or that you need some new sandals? Or something else?
I looked around and found nothing only shoes that matched my old ones from home, so I found out if I wore them, they will take me where I need to go, home, where I can have my cake and eat it too, not just in a dream where I wake up every time I try to eat it...
It's amazing that you have been able to think this deeply.
It reminds me of another deep meaning quotation:
“Where would I find enough leather
To cover the entire surface of the earth?
But with leather soles beneath my feet,
It’s as if the whole world has been covered.”
― Shantideva
Were you inspired by Shantideva? If not, how were you able to create the deeply meaningful words above?
Why would I want to read a book if I wrote it? I wrote, I know what it is in it, what do you take me for, a fool? Stop trying to read when you don't even know how to write.
Can you change the spots of a leper or the skin color of an Ethiopian?