
zapad wrote:Who believes in God ?
I don't believe


xandith wrote:i only believe what i can see or feel

nokompranos wrote:xandith wrote:i only believe what i can see or feel
So all the small stuff is out for you....no molecules, atoms...etc? Course...if you did you'd have to rely on the authority of someone else -who has said they actually have seen them.

dama wrote:For me,
God is what is. you, me, next door neighbour, the big rock in front of my house, earth, the universe. The important thing is to recognise the link that runs through all and be self-aware of this link.
my 2cents.

nokompranos wrote:It the the ole' ying/yang problem. God is both evil and good? Besides, it's self defeating. God (if we mean anything like an all powerful God) cannot be pure contradiction. God cannot be both creation and the maker of - it hurts my head to even think this way.


nokompranos wrote:dama wrote:For me,
God is what is. you, me, next door neighbour, the big rock in front of my house, earth, the universe. The important thing is to recognise the link that runs through all and be self-aware of this link.
my 2cents.
My problem with this approach is that it is hard to take seriously. If God is all things then God is nothing. It the the ole' ying/yang problem. God is both evil and good? Besides, it's self defeating. God (if we mean anything like an all powerful God) cannot be pure contradiction. God cannot be both creation and the maker of - it hurts my head to even think this way. If the Gaia folks are right then no one can say anything meaningful about it..because there is no way to make comparisons if all is God. Just like the fish has no way of knowing what wettness is.

Samppa wrote:Problem? Yin and yang are not absolutely opposite, they are relatively opposite. "No one thing is completely yin or completely yang. Each contains the seed of its opposite. For example, winter can turn into summer; "what goes up must come down"."

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