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Politics : Should God be replaced? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Greg or e who wrote (27663)	10/14/2009 9:29:18 PM
From: LLCF	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 28931

<Sure there was.> Not <You said: "Greg claims to have it all figured out."> Right, you keep claiming everyting is very simple and obvious... yet it's not... as I demonstrated with a simple link of the definiton of "Christian". <I linked something to you a while ago but it went whistling between your ears.> I allow all incoherenet babbling to do such.. so most of what you post. < It was something to the effect that as long as you did not embrace a personal God like the one of Christianity that you were considered an atheist who just didn't realize it. > Probably why I let it 'whistle'... just another "judgement" by you as to "personal God". Meaningless drivel. <I suppose that if you believe that god is everything then it's easy to see how "it" is everywhere but I digress. > God is everywhere... people are not. You can't get your mind around that it's not my problem. Further, since "everything" has been shown by physics to be practically nothing but open space... it's obvious that God is everywhere and everything as far as the common definition goes. Not my problem you don't understand that. <Where do you get these hair-brained notions from anyway?> From you... "God is a person, maybe more"... LOL, gee I wonder where? dAK