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Topic	If the Christian God was real, wouldn't he certainly intervene if something like
SayHeyyShohei 10/18/23 4:21:35 PM #124:	[LFAQs-redacted-quote] If I wrote a story about an omnipotent, it could be a god or it couldn't be a god. "Gods" in the sense of myths and other tales don't exist in real life. The only "God" is an omnipotent God who knows everything across all possible universes. I believe that most relgious texts are flawed interpretations of divine intervention they could not possible understand as human beings are flawed. But among all of them is an element of truth no one could ever know for sure. God could be a man in the sky, could be a singularity, could be all of us. The concept of God is real but our interpretation will never reveal the true nature of it. --- Welcome to the Twilight Zone <cite>SayHeyyShohei posted [p:976730691] in If the Chr... [t:80595251]...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> If I wrote a story about an omnipotent, it could be a god or it couldn't be a god."Gods" in the sense of myths and other tales don't exist in real life. The only "God" is an omnipotent God who knows everything across all possible universes. I believe that most relgious texts are flawed interpretations of divine intervention they could not possible understand as human beings are flawed. But among all of them is an element of truth no one could ever know for sure. God could be a man in the sky, could be a singularity, could be all of us. The concept of God is real but our interpretation will never reveal the true nature of it. --- Welcome to the Twilight Zone</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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