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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: pezz who wrote (499)	8/21/2000 8:34:00 AM
From: Solon	Read Replies (1) of 28931

Ok. Now we look at a universe composed basically of subatomic phenomena which can't be seen, but only inferred: A Universe basically consisting of power in the form of positive and negative energy doing an intricate dance which is continually creating the universe of form. Now we look at what that fundamental energy has done, and is doing. We see trees, antelopes, and water to drink; we see your heart, we see my liver; We see snowflakes and rain drops; We see stars being born and turning into cars, trucks, peonies, and chess players (yes, they are a separate species). Then we see these forms dissolving to become stars again. And then we discover that it is all explained by mathematics which itself comes from this fundamental power of positive and negative combining itself in infinite combinations to make...everything. Now if we dissolve those forms back into the energy of the subatomic dance...what would we know then? Is this fundamental power imbued with sentience in some fashion? Well, everything is that fundamental power, and there is a lot of sentience in the world: For now I think I will keep an open mind on the possibilities...

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