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Before the Big Bang

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Hangdawg13
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11-20-2004 2:33 PM 		Reply to: Message 8 by sidelined
11-20-2004 2:09 PM

Re: Things in common
You know nothing of the sort! You assume or place faith in such but you do not know.Without your belief that something is beyond this world your arguement falls apart and I would maintain that by this reasoning it is all in your head.
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Sidelined, how do you KNOW that we are having this conversation? If you cannot explain to me how you KNOW that we are having this converstaion, I maintain that this whole world you believe to be real is all in your "head".
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Hangdawg13
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11-20-2004 2:43 PM 		Reply to: Message 10 by sidelined
11-20-2004 2:20 PM

Re: Things in common
Since you cannot understand or see anything outside of our universe then how would you explain you assertions that a god does exist that you can neither see nor understand?
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Are you still continuing with this silly argument? What do you mean by "outside" our universe when outside deals with space? Just because God has "access" to an infinite number of dimensions He wishes to create, does not mean he cannot reveal himself to us in our known dimensions.
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Your statement itself holds three assertions:
1) God is unable to "enter" the dimensions he created for us,
2) We cannot know ANYTHING about God if we cannot know EVERYTHING about God, and
3) God has never in the past and will never reveal himself to anyone. None of these you can prove.
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Hangdawg13
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11-20-2004 5:26 PM 		Reply to: Message 15 by sidelined
11-20-2004 3:25 PM

Re: Things in common
You're right, I'm sorry to push this a little off topic. I spose I will start a topic about the difference between "knowing" and "believing".
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