Re:We don't know how the universe began, and we will never know
by DiggyJohnson on Saturday August 27, 2022 @02:11PM
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You’re taking an unbelievably literal interpretation of a faith you don’t believe in and literally projecting it on to the parent comment as a form of criticism. Safe to say that I don’t think you can expect a response from them.
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Re:We don't know how the universe began, and we will never know
by Zigurd on Saturday August 27, 2022 @02:35PM
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My view of gods as being too small for the universe is grounded in the history of religions. If the OP is making up a new god for the newly discovered gaps, he faces no such limitations.
Re:We don't know how the universe began, and we will never know
by DiggyJohnson on Saturday August 27, 2022 @02:50PM
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Right. You’re grounding your statement in the view that theology cannot evolve with the times, and that any claim that it does is actually, in fact, a falsehood. That itself is a major assumption on your part.