On 26 Feb 2008, at 01:10, Dan M wrote:
> So, given this state of the mundane, I hope you can see why I do not
> believe
> in a God rooted in the mundane.
Neither do I. And I also don't believe in a god rooted in the
transcendent :-)
Or potting compost Maru.
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William T Goodall
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jon louis mann wrote:
> Well, I think that type of god would be a very poor excuse for God. It
> reduces God to the mundane, and removes the transcendental nature of
> God.
> Dan M.
>
> I prefer a mundane god, myself, or perhaps a species evolving to the
> point of singularity and modifying its
William wrote:
>
> Dan M wrote:
> > So, given this state of the mundane, I hope you can see why I do not
> > believe
> > in a God rooted in the mundane.
>
> Neither do I. And I also don't believe in a god rooted in the
> transcendent :-)
>
> Or potting compost Maru.
>
Oh, I _so_ believe in potti
