God works in mysterious ways. Maybe the deer is collateral damage in a fight
against evil that we can't quite fathom. Perhaps God has a family
resemblance to the Pentagon in its fight against terrorism. The poor, the
meek, and the humble should accept this instead of displaying overweening
pride
wledge.
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From: Carrol Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2002 19:13:19 -0600
Subject: [PEN-L:23272] Re: Re: RE: God
Greg Schofield wrote:
>
> It could be said that God exists is so far as it
> is a projection of (hu)man (which p
Beginning in 1978 Zecharia Sitchin - one of the world renown linguist,
revolutionized this field of inquiry - including a substantial translation of
Gilgsmesh, with his "12th Planet," "The Stairway to Heaven." "The Wars of
Gods and Men," "The Lost Realms," "When Time Began," "Devine Encounters,
Greg Schofield wrote:
>
> It could be said that God exists is so far as it
> is a projection of (hu)man (which puts a different
> twist on atheism then the simple contention that
> it does not).
No it doesn't; the claim that god is a human projection _presupposes_
the non-existence of god,
Justin Schwartz wrote:
>
> >
> >Or
> maybe He doesn't want to, or can't do anuthing about it, or doesn't know?
> Any of these hypothese are inconsiastent with the usual three-A God.
>
The key lines (God himself speaking)in Milton's dramatization of the
"Free Will Defense" are:
But yet all is
