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>>>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. >>> >> >>When an individual writes a statement that can be >>interpreted in multiple ways one can assume that the >>original author wrote the statement with one meaning >>in mind. Being that this is a riddle, not a joke as >>some of you have stated, I would suggest accepting the >>word nothing in the context of "no thing". The riddle >>makes more sense that way. I feel that my assumption >>is correct because the word "nothing" maintains the >>same meaning throughout the entire riddle. If the >>word "nothing" was interpreted as an entity you can >>begin to see that is does not make sense. Remember >>that the answer needs to make sense throughout a >>riddle to qualify as a valid answer for that riddle. >> >>For the following example, let's assume the answer >>"Nothing" is an entity. We'll call this entity, "A >>pack of Marlboro Lights." >> >>What is greater than God, A pack of Marlboro Lights >>More evil than the devil, A pack of Marlboro Lights >>The poor have it, A pack of Marlboro Lights >>The rich need it, A pack of Marlboro Lights >>And if you eat it, you'll die? A pack of Marlboro >>Lights >> >>Ok, so maybe if you eat a pack of Marlboro Lights you >>will die. I think you see the point. Nothing when >>interpreted as "no thing" makes sense throughout the >>entire riddle. >> >>What is greater than God, No thing >>More evil than the devil, No thing >>The poor have it, No thing >>The rich need it, No thing >>And if you eat it, you'll die? No thing >> >>No thing is greater than God. >>No thing is more evil than the devil. >>The poor have no thing(s). >>The rich do not need anything (no thing(s)). >>If you do not eat, you will die (eat no thing(s)). >> >>Look at that, I justified my opinion without >>defecating on anyone's face! >> >>And that, ladies and gentlemen, is my two cents! > >Haha! That is great!

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