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 Re: Creation.
Author: Virtual Maria (---.proxy.aol.com)
Date:   12-16-04 02:59

Garonius, you are talking about God you think, but the term you are talking about is not really God - only your misinterpretation about God. The God you are talking about really does not exist, you are most correct in this. But REAL GOD is something other than what you are describing, and That Exists, because REAL GOD has to do with Existence Itself. Existence exists, i think you might agree with this - unless you are drinking at the moment because of your SAD, in which case let's talk when you're sober, i find discussing anything of consequence with intoxicated minds to be a waste of my time, no offense. I assume there are times intoxication is helpful, but to discuss serious subjects, it is deleterious.

For your sake, i hope that REAL GOD does not get insulted or miffed at your vehement anti-God proclamations and feelings. But i think that for those who are unsure about the existence of God, your words may serve to mislead them, and that would be a shame, at the very least...

i have written at length to your other posts about the topic of God, in short, that it is not that God does not exist, but that we must understand what is meant by the term God, because God most suredly exists - Existence Itself is what is referred to God in all the religions of the world in a variety of ways - so, Existence Itself Exists. Old men with long white beards up in the clouds calling themselves God may not exist, but to proclaim "God does not exist!" is not the case. This only means, one has not yet found the right information about That which is Real God.

Truth is Beauty

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