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>>> >>> >>>I don't really agree. If nothing is absense of >>>everything then it can be neither good nor evil. It >>>can't be greater than god because nothing is the lack >>>of existance. Linguisticly, the word nothing is an >>>absolute and can't be intensified by words like more >>>or greater. It looks nice and tiddy on the surface >>>but when you think about the answer it doesn't make >>>much sense. >> >>Actually, Andrew, the statement "nothing is greater >>than God" is what is known as an ambiguous statement. >>Linguistically it can be interpreted two ways. It can >>either be interpreted as saying that "Nothing" is an >>entity and that entity is greater than God. Or it can >>be interpreted as saying that "no thing" is greater >>than God. I know you are trying to sound smart, but in >>reality if someone thought you were serious they would >>assume you are an idiot for not being able to >>interpret an ambiguous statement in context. Nice try >>though, i commend you for thinking laterally. >> >> > >Hehehe... great reply!!!

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