IJesusChrist
Holofractale de l'hypervérité
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- 22/7/08
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I've been sick. And I've been sitting. I can't fall asleep, but I can think:
"What is your god?"
I've always ignored this question on purpose, not because I didn't know, but because I can't explain it.
Hey, IJC, what do you believe in, do you believe in God?
First, I think that word carries to much baggage friend, so we'll take that word away. What I truly believe in, the omnipotent truth of beginning and end is not an entity. If I were to go on to say "He..." or "She..." I would instantly throw you off my true intentions of definitions.
What I would say, rather, is that the truth to the universe is an idea, a thing, blanketing everything. It barricades, it draws limits, and it also allows loop holes. Where you and I seperate is how you view reality. When I think of such a concept as you label God, I am at once understanding of your view, however exact it may be, it is in a broad selection in my interpretations that end in the same meaning.
But when you ask of God, and ask me, the difference is this: I do not see people, I do not see cars, I do not see love and hate. I don't see time. I don't see space. I am a singularity. A singularity built upon laws, ideas, infinitely large and small, stretching and spanning together their lengths simultaneously. My "God" is within this, in fact, it is this.
So, if you ask me again, rephrase it to a more broader question to get a better answer; "So, IJC, do you believe in people?"
"What is your god?"
I've always ignored this question on purpose, not because I didn't know, but because I can't explain it.
Hey, IJC, what do you believe in, do you believe in God?
First, I think that word carries to much baggage friend, so we'll take that word away. What I truly believe in, the omnipotent truth of beginning and end is not an entity. If I were to go on to say "He..." or "She..." I would instantly throw you off my true intentions of definitions.
What I would say, rather, is that the truth to the universe is an idea, a thing, blanketing everything. It barricades, it draws limits, and it also allows loop holes. Where you and I seperate is how you view reality. When I think of such a concept as you label God, I am at once understanding of your view, however exact it may be, it is in a broad selection in my interpretations that end in the same meaning.
But when you ask of God, and ask me, the difference is this: I do not see people, I do not see cars, I do not see love and hate. I don't see time. I don't see space. I am a singularity. A singularity built upon laws, ideas, infinitely large and small, stretching and spanning together their lengths simultaneously. My "God" is within this, in fact, it is this.
So, if you ask me again, rephrase it to a more broader question to get a better answer; "So, IJC, do you believe in people?"