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Can You define God?

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Message 52 of 318 (660261)
04-23-2012 3:38 AM

Topic Please!
Participants,
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Please reread the Message 1. For the sake of this discussion, God exists.
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I don't believe in God personally but for the sake of discussion, I will concede that he does exist for the simple fact how can there be any kind of in-depth discussion on God if we are still arguing weather God exists or not.
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Define: to determine or identify the essential qualities or meaning of (whatever defines us as human).
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The originator isn't referring to multiple gods, he is referring to the Judeo/Christian god. Message 12
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Please adjust accordingly.
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Message 54 of 318 (660268)
04-23-2012 8:31 AM 		Reply to: Message 53 by frako
04-23-2012 7:36 AM

Re: Topic Please!
Pay attention to the OP and what it means to define something.
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Define: to determine or identify the essential qualities or meaning of (whatever defines us as human).
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The originator wants those who believe in the Judeo/Christian God to define their god. For the purpose of this discussion that god exists.
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This is the Faith and Belief forum. Leave the discussion if you can't stick to the parameters.
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Any complaints, take it to the General Discussion Of Moderation Procedures (aka 'The Whine List').
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