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>> On Jun 17, 2:51 pm, Leon Hoeneveld
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>>> KingOfTheApes schreef:

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>>>> I hate mirrors. I hate being watched.
>>>> But I love watching. I guess that makes me like god. I'm invisible but
>>>> like to watch everybody.

>>> You stand a fair chance to see yourself in others.
>>> The indirect way, I prefer it too, often, not always.

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>> Yeah, it's so much better. But I don't claim that I like to watch the
>> private life of people. I'm not like God in that sense.

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>> I wonder how God sees himself in the eye of the people? Of course,
>> he's got the advantage of being invisible, so people act naturally.
>> Well, the Christians know they are being watched and do things
>> anyways, which leads me to believe that God is wasting his time
>> watching people.

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> I will again tell you a story. This time it deals with the question what
> was before, the possibility or the fact?
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> Let us for one moment start with the world of possibilities.
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> Imagine that you have all possibilities.
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> For us, living in a world of less possibilities there are twho
> possibilities, wanting more possibbilities or wanting less possibilities.
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> When you have all possibilities there's only one thing to want, less
> possibilities.
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> So from this world of endless possibilities comes a world of less
> possibilities.
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> What is impossible in a world of all possibilities is to caal something
> good or bad, all possibilities are good.
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> But in a world of less possibilities you can have good and bad. So the
> paradox is that from a world of less possibilities come more possibilities.
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> Wanting less possibilities is in fact wanting more possibilities.
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> You see here a "complete will" also knwon as God, the habitant of the
> world of endless possibilities.
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> He is watching in his glass bowl. Looking inside the world of less
> possibilities. When we look at God we see reflections of this glass bowl
> and maybe get an idea of the endless possibilities.
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> There is a possibility (are you fed up with the word yet?) in this world
> of less to have also a kind of "complete will". I imagine it is
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