proff of god?

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well from what I have understand from all the information available to me is that we consider god to be an energy. and that evreything at one point came from one thing. and from the equasion E=Mc2 we know that energy can become mass and vise versa. but nothing is ever lost in the equasion its just transformed. so if we call the object before the big bang god. then from it evreything was created. therefore evreything is god. so god to me the way i see it is not an entetity but evreything . evreything is created from god and therefore a part of god. nothing is ever lost just transformed. does that make sense to anyone else but me? i mean it kind of changes the way you look at religios practices but all of them basicaly say that verry same statement. but now it doesnt realy make sense to look at god as an entitity but as it being you and evreything around you well guess my question is that i would like to hear your thoughts on this tank you Very Happy

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@peter jeffrey cobb,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantheism

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@peter jeffrey cobb,

You should ask your mate "god" to help you with your spelling.

You know what, I'm going to delete what I said
because I swore to myself I would not get drawn
into any of these secular circular discussions (arguments).
Going round & round with self flatulent pomposity.
So I'll leave you to it.
But seriously ask "god" to help with your spelling, actually
the "god" inside your computer could help you ther.

SET, if your listening, was that ok grammer.??

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self flatulent pomposity

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@eurocelticyankee,

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But seriously ask "god" to help with your spelling

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grammer

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@fresco,

I better get on to him myself, Embarrassed

have you got his number.
Is he in the book, not that book, the phone book. Wink

Was this proper grammAr,??

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self flatulent pomposity

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Tank yall for pointing out my grmmar XD

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@peter jeffrey cobb,

Only having a laugh PJ, you do your own thing buddy.
Don't mind me.

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@peter jeffrey cobb,

not so much your grammar and spelling as your typing and punctuation - your stuff is hard to read because of it.

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You misspelled professor.

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@peter jeffrey cobb,

well I would edit and fix the post but it wont let me re edit it sorry Very Happy

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@peter jeffrey cobb,

Aha so theres a name to what I belif its called Pantheism. Thank you its good to know that my belifs are the same as great minds like Einsteins. Tank so much I understand alot better now ;D

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Upon what basis do you assume that Einstein was a pantheist?

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@Setanta,

i believe einstein played the violin, it was zamfir who was a pan flutist

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I so wanted a Zamfir's greatests hits cd for Xmas . . .

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@Setanta,

got that from frescos answer also found some great things about it in the stanford encyclopedia website ;D

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@Setanta,

well the way I understand it Pantheism is the belif that god is evreything and evreything is god . we sont have a name for the thing before the big bang just a description so lets call that god. and from it came evreything makes sense to me

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@peter jeffrey cobb,

You and i obviously have different defintions of sense. Pantheism is the belief that there is more than one god--nothing more than that. You are reading way too much into the term.

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OK, i looked up pantheism, and i was wrong about the definition. That, however, doesn't mean that you haven't read too much into things. The current sense of "the big bang" is that space and time were created by that event. To that extent, talking about what came before the big bang is meaningless, as there was no such dimension as time before the event, so "before" has no relevance.

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@Setanta,

ok true all laws were created from the big bang. But the point im making is that we dont have a word for it we call it something with infinete mass or some mumble jumble like that. If we just call it god it gives meaning to what god is Very Happy

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@peter jeffrey cobb,

God gets worked over pretty well without our adding to the mayhem.

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