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Subject: Yes I brought up “beauty” ... Author: Don [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 07/ 4/02 1:49am In reply to: Biff 's message, "To clarify" on 07/ 3/02 11:10pm However, IMHO they are examples of things achievable for an omnipotent, omniscient God. I was simply illustrating the difference between us and him, if you like. ------------------------- Yes I brought up “beauty” as fishing to what else could you be talking about? You readily admit there are things that are totally impossible in the physical realm--- a created rock too heavy for a god to lift or the end of pie---Then you say well god could do that if he wanted to. So how do you know the difference between your imagination about the impossible and that of an imagined god doing the impossible? The interior feelings of beauty and exterior projections of a god doing the impossible? How do you know the difference? In other words Biff. If god only lives in our “unlimited imagination” as a subjective idea with all the “beauty” there of, how do we know that god him self is not imagined by us? How do you tell the difference between what is imagined and what is real? What is greater our imagination or god? Don [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]