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lemondiesel
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I was recently discussing the issue of “Well, who created God…?,” and it actually got my mind stirring.
People are that say “God is not subject to reason or intellect or anything like that.” How is He is not subject to what defines Him? Isn’t He All Reasonable, All Just, All Powerful. These attributes define his infinite Magnificence, His infinite Glory. Then my stoner friends argue that I have to realize that he created these things, but in actual form is beyond the human level. Look at humans in terms of God attributes and not God in terms of human attributes. It’d be like the bacteria in your intestine looking at it’s Universe (me) in terms of bacterial attributes, when clearly we are completely beyond bacteria and hence incomprehensible to them.
Well, I certainly can’t argue with that illustration. Bacteria may find us incomprehensible, but some unknowingly effect us with sickness.
But HOW!!, is God not subject when he is the purest for each attribute.* If God is describable, then there must be something even more miraculous which is not, which creates the Definitions for which God is defined.*
Or does God define Himself?
People are that say “God is not subject to reason or intellect or anything like that.” How is He is not subject to what defines Him? Isn’t He All Reasonable, All Just, All Powerful. These attributes define his infinite Magnificence, His infinite Glory. Then my stoner friends argue that I have to realize that he created these things, but in actual form is beyond the human level. Look at humans in terms of God attributes and not God in terms of human attributes. It’d be like the bacteria in your intestine looking at it’s Universe (me) in terms of bacterial attributes, when clearly we are completely beyond bacteria and hence incomprehensible to them.
Well, I certainly can’t argue with that illustration. Bacteria may find us incomprehensible, but some unknowingly effect us with sickness.
But HOW!!, is God not subject when he is the purest for each attribute.* If God is describable, then there must be something even more miraculous which is not, which creates the Definitions for which God is defined.*
Or does God define Himself?