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I have no vote. This is not a yes or no question.
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Yoonski but your nice reply is a yes. You are just saying that it is not describable with our language. This is a shared idea in many religions, they say God for a practical reason.
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BitcoinIsP2PC4$H
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Do you or do you not? That's a very simple question.
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well at the end, isn't it just a matter of yes or not? I made the question simple no to read many yes or many no, but the reason behind those.
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anarchovegan
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Do you believe in Huiruuuptazlenad? It's a simple yes or no question.
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your question means nothing, my question is very meaningful because God has a meaning, your word has no meaning.
anarchovegan
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What is the meaning that God has?
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you can assemble your own subjective meaning-hierarchy; `god` is the name for item you have in the top position; a blow-job can be your god if that is at the top of that hierarchy 😁
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not really, your best wish is not God. God means something that has not beginning nor end. A blow job will start and end and require 2 people or 3 if you are luckier.
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not `wish`, but the thing that gives you the most `meaning` in your life ... meaning-hierarchy not wish-hierarchy 👌
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This word point to the absolute truth/creator/origin - Im not saying in a Judaic term, Im saying from a language term, God is what even the atheist say they don't believe. Am i clear?
anarchovegan
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Partly. So, you're saying
1. this word is a symbol you point to that represents that which is unchanging;
anarchovegan
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2. that this isn't specific to Judaism, but that everyone, including atheists, use the word the same way.
Is this accurate?
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It is not me to give this meaning to the word, look Cambridge Dictionary https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/god?q=God
anarchovegan
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"the ancient Greek gods and goddesses"
So... you believe in Zeus?
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sorry I dont know how to be more clear than that. God for Christian is God, for Greek was Zeus, for Hinduist Krishna.. for ancient Egyptians was the faraon.. but God is that they seek.
anarchovegan
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So, God is the all-knowing deity that everyone, all of the various religions, have been seeking and worshipping by different names?
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no Im say that the word God in our language point to that. It is like a pointer to a variable in C+ the variable change but the pointer keeps point to that. I hope you know a bit of C+
BitcoinIsP2PC4$H
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Exactly, I noticed that. It's not a religious question in my opinion but it's rebellious to be anti-religioun so perhaps that explains the lesser amount of comments on the 'No' side.
anarchovegan
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How is "God" defined?
BitcoinIsP2PC4$H
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The entity that created everything. What created God though? And what created the thing that created that? And what created ... etc. Loop back to the present. How did this begin?
anarchovegan
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Yes it is. The huge question to ask about the question is, "And what is 'God' defined as?"
TrashPosterInTheDark
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There is either a creative force or not. There's no in-between.
anarchovegan
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Could you say more on what you mean by "creative force"?
TrashPosterInTheDark
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It means either this world has been designed or not. It's a binary option.
anarchovegan
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By one creator, a few, or many?
https://listverse.com/2014/11/26/10-reasons-why-our-universe-is-a-virtual-reality/
anarchovegan
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If we are each designers of the world, then are there 3 trillion creators?
anarchovegan
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Whether it has been designed or not, times multiple designers. t changes how the formerly "two" options of the binary expresses, doesn't it?


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