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Is the idea of God 'perfectly logical'? : Comments
By Peter Sellick, published 2/11/2017The atheists that Sheridan then goes on to abuse would be laughing because he gives them such an easy target.
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As for Christianity existing without a God?
How would that play? Everything the Church claims is founded on principles handed to it they say, by the living hand of the son of God!
As for other religions? Some act as if we are all co creators or tiny sparks of massively divided divine?
And would then allow us, if acting as a single mind, for a single purpose!?
To effect real change/create miraculous outcomes? And requires temporary abandonment of the personal ego!
And perhaps what your Lord mean't when he allegedly said, when two or more gather in my name, I am also there?
The limit of personal perception starts and ends with the individual and or whether or not they're prepared to quite deliberately shut down the monkey chatter that is the human condition!
Learn instead to meditate and just listen with a completely open mind? Always providing you're prepared for higher wisdom insights, generated from within. Sometimes in complete conflict with what you may well have been "conditioned" to believe!
God is absolute pure logic! Otherwise nothing that was created would have been created!
If all the universe was once compressed into a pinhead of massively condensed matter? And exploded into being as the universe in the theoretical big bang?
Where in heavens name did that first pinhead come from and what caused it to "explode?" And why, if there's so much of a single scaric of truth in that theory?
Why isn't an expanding universe, slowing down as opposed to accelerating
Magic and abracadabra? Or an intellect too large to comprehend by tiny humans, coupled to truly awesome power?
Which given we. Probably makes us all, as children of the universe, of some importance in the divine scheme of things?
My advice, don't worry about anything you don't have absolute control over!
And that is limited solely to your own thought processes alone. Along with the attitudes they then create, along with love or hate!
Choose wisely.
Alan B.