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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: cosmicforce who wrote (540)	8/25/2000 5:18:13 PM
From: Solon	Read Replies (1) of 28931

when I get back from one of my trips to the 8000 ft plateau in the Bodie mountains, I find I can't think in anything less than 3-d for weeks I envy you that experience. Nice to have you here! Are you looking for anything in particular from that mountain plateau, or are you just looking at? So this leads me to wonder, does God have a God? Does God have to play by the rules of physics? Not our physics, but the physics of that God's dimensionality? Is God those laws of physics? Is God the underlying dance of positive/negative forces that create all the forms of the universe? And is there something else in that energy...such as the (unexpressed) sentience that leaves you in wonder on your mountain plateau?! Is God that power, and is the Universe (which includes all universes) an expression of that power, that energy...God. Or does each universe have its own limited God?! Could mind be some sort of noumena that imbues everything but is only tapped into by the energy machine called the brain. I would love to hear your thoughts.

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