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Re: The "we suffere, therefore God doesn't exist" arguement     

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Author: Citizen Bob
Date: Jan 7, 2007 06:53

On 7 Jan 2007 01:16:32 -0800, "phil-osophy" <killerbooks@btinternet.com> wrote: I like how you speak of god as a person! God is what makes this world run in perfect harmany, why the trees produce sap, why birds eat berries, the list is endless, god is merely a force, nature is god, Not a person, God is more than just nature. God, the Supreme Being, is the source of all existence - ...
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Re: The "we suffere, therefore God doesn't exist" arguement     

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Author: phil-osophy
Date: Jan 7, 2007 01:18

...> Anyway, I'm getting off track, but my point is, if you think that God doesn't exist because humans suffer, then at one point should he intervene to stop suffering? I like how you speak of god as a person! God is what makes this world run in perfect harmany, why the trees produce sap, why birds eat berries, the list is endless, god is merely a force, nature is god, Not a person,
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Re: The "we suffere, therefore God doesn't exist" arguement     

Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile · Search for Harmany in alt.philosophy
Author: phil-osophy
Date: Jan 7, 2007 01:16

...> Anyway, I'm getting off track, but my point is, if you think that God doesn't exist because humans suffer, then at one point should he intervene to stop suffering? I like how you speak of god as a person! God is what makes this world run in perfect harmany, why the trees produce sap, why birds eat berries, the list is endless, god is merely a force, nature is god, Not a person,
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