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[frostedplacebo]

One definition of a 'God' includes the idea of omnipresence, and being able to be in more then one place at a time

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you might be interested in string theory

[tommyrocket]

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/program_d.html

interesting.

perhaps we were all made in God's image? what that image is, I still am not sure.

also slightly related and relevant to an argument i just had with Doug Tennapel: http://www.geraldschroeder.com/age.html

[walker1812]

There are Deists and Theists

And there are Atheists

But why do you never hear of Deists?

That got me to wondering

You can be a theist and believe a god made the world and answers prayers
You can be a deist and believe a god made the world and then kept out of it
You can be agnostic and believe you can't know if there is a god
You can be atheist and deny the existence of a god
You can be apostate and forsake a god you used to belive in

Personally these days I lean towards Deism

[tommyrocket]

is this deist approach the God as a clockmaker? methinks this makes sense.

[walker1812]

Pretty much, Its for those of us who believe in a god but not that said god takes an active part in our daily lives, watching over us, answering prayers and the like