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God isn't a cartoon character larger than life with a long white beard sitting on a cloud. He's like a human only perfect. |
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You still not have answered my question though Willow, what does God want with our physical attributes, particularly 'you know what' .. has he got a 'sleep buddy' hanging around somewhere ?
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Well we're going to get into deeper water here because my answer would be disputed by other Christians but here goes anyway.
There isn't only a 'Mr. God'. There's a 'Mrs God' as well and we are all their literal children. |
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Isn't that why the Mormons have accumulated so many details about ancestry and family trees? Aren't they trying to go right back to biblical times to prove descendency?
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Not exactly. We do it so we can be eternally 'sealed' as families. Of course if you go back far enough we should all get to Noah and his family and from there automatically to Adam and Eve.
The literalness of our relationship to God is that he is father of our spirit bodies. Our earth parents are parents of our physical bodies. |
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I don't believe there is a Mr and a Mrs. I struggle to believe in God being any sort of physical being at all, but acutally one that is just used as a metaphor for a spiritual power and most definitely genderless. For me, God = judgement. And most people don't fear the power of God 'Himself' but actually fear the judgement after death, because nobody really wants to be a bad person. Everyone does what they think is right, regardless of the law. This is why we get groups who rebel against the law but after the revolutions they cause we actually come to accept what they were saying as morally right. That's what I think anyway. But then I also think that what matters most is that you believe in what makes you ultimately live in the best and happiest way possible, so for me all religion is acceptable even if it isn't what necessarily makes me happiest. |
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Then there is the question of how long ago was this Adam and Eve supposed to have existed? If Adam and Eve did exist and they were the first homo sapiens on this planet and they begat children, who did these children ‘marry’ when they came of age to reproduce? When I asked this question of a self confessed believer the reply was that the children of Adam and Eve ‘married each other. Now that was incest and this God forbade incest. |
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I would be interested to hear an answer for that question, I've often wondered the same thing.
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I see that exiled hate preacher Omar Bakri Mohammed is sabre rattling again, over the internet, threatening more 9/11 and 7/7 attrosities, and will not rest until both Britain and America are under Sharia Law. This is the guy who's family (I think he has 5 or 6 kids) are being kept by the British tax payer, isn't it time that evrything conserned with this guy is shipped out to the Lebanon and get these parasites of our backs for good.
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He’s lowered his aim somewhat. It used to be the whole world. The UK is rapidly becoming the laughing stock of the whole world, if we aren’t already. |
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Wasn't it proven recently by DNA that mankind was descended from the African region or did I dream that? |
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Incest was only forbidden later when the human race had 'evolved' ( ;) ) to the point where reproduction between closely related people led to increased genetically related problems and abnormalities. Immediately following the fall these things had not yet developed.
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I think that smiley says it all really. |
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