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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Bill Fischofer who wrote (9186)	1/4/2002 1:20:13 PM
From: Greg or e	Read Replies (1) of 28931

Hi Bill I'm sorry, but your answer was mostly non responsive. You ask by what rule of thumb does God decide? He decides "according to the purpose of Him who works all things according to the counsel of His will,". In other words there is nothing above God constraining Him. God cannot act in ways that are inconsistent with His nature and character, but there is nothing outside of God that limits Him. How does He judge? "According to truth" and "According to Justice". His truth and His justice. You are not God Bill, you are a creature like me. One who will be held accountable for your own actions. Your quote comes very close to admitting that there is no difference between good and evil, that God is unconcerned with such things. Is that what you believe? Now you say I'm mistaken, How do you know? Why is your claim to ultimate truth any more valid than mine? Has your Guru conquered death? Why should I believe him, when every time he opens his mouth to speak, by doing so, he demonstrates his own unenlightenment? (Never mind the logical inconsistency of the thoughts and words themselves.) Can he speak to the raging sea "peace be still" and they obey him? No I didn't think so...... What is GWG anywho? Is that a book by Adi Da? Are you his disciple? I am more interested in what you have to say here because I can't cross examine him directly and it is difficult to address long passages from a book, without the benefit of having read it in context. I look forward to hearing from you. Greg

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