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We can't define God. This thread will end up just like every other thread before it. Full of guess work.
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Alright, so your answer for this threads is undefined.
*Judeo-Christian god began as Brahman, or the Hindu... Collective as I like to call it.
*God doesnt exist.
*We can't define God.
*God is what you make it out to be.
So we either can't define god, meaning it's still possibly anything from quantum existence, to man in the sky.
God doesn't exist, in the form that nothing created this universe, and nothing is watching this universe.
God is anything you make it out to be, meaning it's a reflective entity meant to serve your consciousness in it's requirement for compansionship, or higher beingness of any kind.
If I'm not getting any of these right, please elaborate on your ideas and make them as defined as possible, so that someone doesn't take them the other way as if they were another definintion of God.
[This message has been edited by ate (edited 10-28-2006).]