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    3 days ago

    I was lying again, I did warn this time tho. Nature is the infinite uncreated which precedes stuff. Does that qualify as godhood to you?

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      3 days ago

      Gods are created by humans, therefore nature isn’t god.
      How can we call something god that exist and unexist at the same time? How can be a non sentiment non-being be a god?

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        2 days ago

        Not a god like Zeus. I’ll just do a proper write up on it when I finish a few more books. Was looking for study buddies ^^

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          2 days ago

          Zeus is exactly just like the other gods: Jupiter, Ra, Krishna, Anaterasu, Enkidu, Coyote and Jesus - or even the ‘fictional ones’ like Cthulhu.
          If it was written by a human in a human language that’s a human construct.
          If god exists it would be written in a gods penmanship and we would not be able to read it. Because the ink would be galaxies on a tapestry of incomphensive amount of space and time. Who knows maybe they are still signing their names after creating everything for a kindergarten homework assignment.

          We are all students in this life ;)

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            3 hours ago

            Dawg that is simply not what God means in this question. I failed to communicate with anyone in this thread. We’ll come back to this later after I pass this quarter, literally. I currently have literally 120% in my classes so consider yourselves all due for more confusion.

            Ah well, I don’t know what I expected. Spinoza could have been ripped apart in the streets for articulating this correctly.