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NicholasMarks

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« Reply #75 on: September 11, 2016, 09:50:11 AM »
Nick, BA was replying to Floo not you. Anyway good to set you posting again.


Sorry about that Nearly Sane and thank you for your kind greeting.

It was in using a phrase I had used earlier that I got my lines crossed.


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« Reply #76 on: September 11, 2016, 10:20:02 AM »

You are stuck on that old evolution thing which gives us no clues what-so-ever to  how the human being sprung from the loins of a monkey. Better to believe what the Holy Bible says, that Almighty God made us and made us fit for the the environment that had already supported life but had become void with darkness on the face of the watery deep. Then we can say that every expression we make is a spiritual/electric expression and this is what guides us...but Jesus Christ, who is far more advanced than us, guides us best.

Why is it better to believe in  less than credible tales about a god, which are found in the Bible than the much more credible theory of evolution?

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« Reply #77 on: September 11, 2016, 10:32:50 AM »
Why is it better to believe in  less than credible tales about a god, which are found in the Bible than the much more credible theory of evolution?

Simple really...because the Holy Bible is written in a simplistic form by a very advanced authority. An authority who in the times of its writing was achieving the sciences that our scientists only stumble towards because they refuse to take in its first law which is that the entire universe is a spiritual/electric phenomenon owned by Almighty God.

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« Reply #78 on: September 11, 2016, 10:40:30 AM »
Simple really...because the Holy Bible is written in a simplistic form by a very advanced authority. An authority who in the times of its writing was achieving the sciences that our scientists only stumble towards because they refuse to take in its first law which is that the entire universe is a spiritual/electric phenomenon owned by Almighty God.

That is your opinion NM, but surely an omnipotent god would be above all human faults and failings instead of coming over as a very nasty psycho? The Bible is a very human production, with no input from any god, imo.

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« Reply #79 on: September 11, 2016, 11:12:55 AM »
That is your opinion NM, but surely an omnipotent god would be above all human faults and failings instead of coming over as a very nasty psycho? The Bible is a very human production, with no input from any god, imo.


Like me, Floo, you have a closed mind on the subject but they are total opposites. Mine has led into a totally new understanding about the mechanics of the universe exposing false scientific concepts and how it effects every single human being on this planet whilst yours says you must follow the concepts of majority opinion often led by iniquitous thinking and those who sit in privilege they don't deserve...all masking a tyrant that the Holy Bible calls Satan.

We have the time it takes for Wormwood to reach us to sort ourselves out, and, to the consternation of Seb...it will be soon.


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« Reply #80 on: September 11, 2016, 11:17:13 AM »

Like me, Floo, you have a closed mind on the subject but they are total opposites. Mine has led into a totally new understanding about the mechanics of the universe exposing false scientific concepts and how it effects every single human being on this planet whilst yours says you must follow the concepts of majority opinion often led by iniquitous thinking and those who sit in privilege they don't deserve...all masking a tyrant that the Holy Bible calls Satan.

We have the time it takes for Wormwood to reach us to sort ourselves out, and, to the consternation of Seb...it will be soon.

NM your understanding is totally at odds with that of most of the posters on this forum, including that of other Christians.

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« Reply #81 on: September 11, 2016, 11:22:47 AM »
Dear Floo,

Not me!! I love the Science of Righteousness, it is out there, like the Wigs is out there, only probably at different spectrum's of out there, out there, if you know what I mean :o :o

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« Reply #82 on: September 11, 2016, 11:29:31 AM »
Dear Floo,

Not me!! I love the Science of Righteousness, it is out there, like the Wigs is out there, only probably at different spectrum's of out there, out there, if you know what I mean :o :o

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Define the 'science of righteousness'.

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« Reply #83 on: September 11, 2016, 11:31:53 AM »
NM your understanding is totally at odds with that of most of the posters on this forum, including that of other Christians.

But is it at odds with Biblical teaching, Floo? You would need to read it yourself to come to that conclusion and though you have said before you have read it many times you obviously want to disprove it rather than accept that a wonderful man, who knows that our abusive ways towards our inner spiritual/electric generating engine, is what is causing us all so much distress and is being manipulated by the unscrupulous to gain power, privilege and copious amounts of wealth all at the expense of their fellow men...This is why righteous laws seem so scary to you. But they aren't scary at all...they are what will give the new heavens and the new Earth the power to succeed, for all eternity...providing we know accurately, what those righteous laws are.

   

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« Reply #84 on: September 11, 2016, 11:38:00 AM »
But is it at odds with Biblical teaching, Floo? You would need to read it yourself to come to that conclusion and though you have said before you have read it many times you obviously want to disprove it rather than accept that a wonderful man, who knows that our abusive ways towards our inner spiritual/electric generating engine, is what is causing us all so much distress and is being manipulated by the unscrupulous to gain power, privilege and copious amounts of wealth all at the expense of their fellow men...This is why righteous laws seem so scary to you. But they aren't scary at all...they are what will give the new heavens and the new Earth the power to succeed, for all eternity...providing we know accurately, what those righteous laws are.

 

'Spiritual/electric generating engine'? Funny I don't remember coming across that in the Bible, but then maybe my imagination isn't as vivid as yours. :D

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« Reply #85 on: September 11, 2016, 12:09:12 PM »
'Spiritual/electric generating engine'? Funny I don't remember coming across that in the Bible, but then maybe my imagination isn't as vivid as yours. :D

It is using modern engineering logic plus scientific insight to make Jesus' teaching 21st century. We know that electric energy requires a generating force and we know that all the behaviour, both thought and physical activity, in life, burns electric energy...and because there is common understanding between these things and what Jesus tells us we can deduce that our spiritual/electric nature is the same substance generated from an indestructible source...providing we keep our replicating body cells in good order...or under repair when in bad order.

Which ever way you turn we need the accurate teaching of Jesus Christ...as he alone taught it.

 

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« Reply #86 on: September 11, 2016, 12:26:34 PM »
If there is such a thing as a god, then it is probably kept quite busy listening to the constant prayers and hymns of the nunnery I heard mentioned on a BBC World Service programme during the night. It was about a group of Moslem students, from the Moslem College in Cambridge, who went on a visit to Rome.
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« Reply #87 on: September 11, 2016, 01:12:10 PM »
If there is such a thing as a god, then it is probably kept quite busy listening to the constant prayers and hymns of the nunnery I heard mentioned on a BBC World Service programme during the night. It was about a group of Moslem students, from the Moslem College in Cambridge, who went on a visit to Rome.


According to my understanding prayer must be sent on a particular radio frequency compatible with Jesus Christ's accurate teaching...ie...humble, righteous, in meekness and with respect to the authority tuning into those prayers. Prayers made from a quiet place out of earshot of others. Mass chanting and repetition without these requirements, sadly, are not heard...but God knows that the only requirement needed from prayer is the strength and understanding to cope with our calamities and this is freely available, by return, in the form of God's righteous strength, achieved by studying righteousness and righteous prayer.   


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« Reply #88 on: September 11, 2016, 01:23:06 PM »

According to my understanding prayer must be sent on a particular radio frequency compatible with Jesus Christ's accurate teaching...ie...humble, righteous, in meekness and with respect to the authority tuning into those prayers. Prayers made from a quiet place out of earshot of others. Mass chanting and repetition without these requirements, sadly, are not heard...but God knows that the only requirement needed from prayer is the strength and understanding to cope with our calamities and this is freely available, by return, in the form of God's righteous strength, achieved by studying righteousness and righteous prayer.

Radio frequency for prayer? Oh NM, you are funny. :D

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« Reply #89 on: September 11, 2016, 06:20:41 PM »
If there is such a thing as a god, then it is probably kept quite busy listening to the constant prayers and hymns of the nunnery I heard mentioned on a BBC World Service programme during the night. It was about a group of Moslem students, from the Moslem College in Cambridge, who went on a visit to Rome.

I really should listen to the radio during the night, SD.  I am often up, or get up, and it would be better than pottering about.  I quite like contemplative meditative-type singing, it soothes and 'transports' me, and the programme you mention sounds interesting - though I doubt anyone said, "Moslem".  At least, Muslims don't use that word, they find it offensive.
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« Reply #90 on: September 11, 2016, 06:50:52 PM »
Simple really...because the Holy Bible is written in a simplistic form by a very advanced authority. An authority who in the times of its writing was achieving the sciences that our scientists only stumble towards because they refuse to take in its first law which is that the entire universe is a spiritual/electric phenomenon owned by Almighty God.

How can you or anyone else know your bible was written by a "very advanced authority", you don't know, you believe it was written by a very advanced authority, which is worlds apart from you asserting this is so.

If you do reply to this post Nick, is there any possibility that your repost relates to this post.

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« Reply #91 on: September 11, 2016, 07:29:17 PM »

You are stuck on that old evolution thing which gives us no clues what-so-ever to  how the human being sprung from the loins of a monkey.

You really need to do some reading into what evolutionary theory says based on that comment.

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« Reply #92 on: September 11, 2016, 08:42:04 PM »
If you don't allow righteous teaching into your life why should Almighty God let you know he exists??

You would only argue against every point he makes and tell him plainly that your aggression against goodness is far superior to his more gentle attitude which fits neatly into his gentle science of repair and resurrection.

Best to just follow Jesus Christ knowing that faith in him incorporates a wonderful science in our daily lives.
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Putting in a slice of emotion; presupposing the interlocutors temperament, into your prose does nothing for your argument. One can not process what one is not geared to process, so anything from this God of yours would not come across as being from a God. No doubt it would come across from a megalomaniac who has mega psychological inflation.

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« Reply #93 on: September 11, 2016, 09:52:46 PM »
Mass chanting and repetition without these requirements, sadly, are not heard...
How do you know that?
What research have you done to confirm it?

there is additional power in group prayer that is not there when you just pray for yourself. There is more power in group prayer than in the single power of you praying for yourself.
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« Reply #94 on: September 11, 2016, 10:24:24 PM »

We have the time it takes for Wormwood to reach us to sort ourselves out, and, to the consternation of Seb...it will be soon.
And for those of us who use English ...

We have the time it takes for Wormwood to reach us to sort ourselves out, and, to the consternation of Seb...it will be soon sometime in the future, no one, and that includes Nicknick, no one knows the hour or the day but Almighty God who resides in Heaven and anyone who tries to scare you by pretending that he has some insight to that time by using words which do not fit that definition is a dishonest person.

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« Reply #95 on: September 11, 2016, 10:28:15 PM »
It's all in the Holy Bible Seb. It's an electric universe and requires special electric observance to compete in the violent power that it can exert. A righteous spirit would be a good start because it meets the promises of that Holy Book. You will get my meaning 'soon' enough.

How does that answer any of the questions I asked Nicky boy?

Lets try again;

In what way does it appear to be part of an as yet mythical star system?

Suddenly?
When and by what means?


Who is blaming it and by what means have they proved that they are correct?

Lets hope that you are not going to repeat your old slippery suit tactics again, are you? ::)

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« Reply #96 on: September 12, 2016, 07:40:46 AM »

You are stuck on that old evolution thing which gives us no clues what-so-ever to  how the human being sprung from the loins of a monkey. Better to believe what the Holy Bible says, that Almighty God made us and made us fit for the the environment that had already supported life but had become void with darkness on the face of the watery deep. Then we can say that every expression we make is a spiritual/electric expression and this is what guides us...but Jesus Christ, who is far more advanced than us, guides us best.

Oh, I don't know no clues what-so-ever, we have a considerable amount of data from palaeontology and DNA analysis now illustrating the routes of our evolutionary origins. We didn't just spring, fully formed, like magic, from the loins of a monkey, it is a process that has taken around 35 million years since the last common ancestor with monkeys. So, whilst I agree it might not be fair on your grandmother to call her a monkey, it would be quite properly fair to call your great-great great-great-great-great great-great-great-great great-great-great-great great-great{..one million four hundred thousand more greats..}-great-great grandmother a monkey because she was one.  Sometimes it is useful to step back and try to glimpse the bigger picture.
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« Reply #97 on: September 12, 2016, 09:31:38 AM »
How do you know that?
What research have you done to confirm it?

there is additional power in group prayer that is not there when you just pray for yourself. There is more power in group prayer than in the single power of you praying for yourself.
http://pastorrick.com/devotional/english/the-power-in-group-prayer

I know because it is in the Gospels. Jesus says that when we pray we should find a quiet place out of ear shot...You really should read your Holy Bible, Seb. Also it tells us that God answers all prayers with an appropriate response and the appropriate respnse is to have the strength to cope delivered by special mechanics of the universe which only a very advanced authority would know about.


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« Reply #98 on: September 12, 2016, 09:40:05 AM »
Radio frequency for prayer? Oh NM, you are funny. :D

Funny or not...it's a key principle of Jesus Christ's teaching...he tells us that righteousness responds to our attitude towards his teaching and this allows us to reach Almighty God who is in Heaven The electric/spiritual universe works through such radio oscilations so why not in prayer.


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« Reply #99 on: September 12, 2016, 09:49:42 AM »
How can you or anyone else know your bible was written by a "very advanced authority", you don't know, you believe it was written by a very advanced authority, which is worlds apart from you asserting this is so.

If you do reply to this post Nick, is there any possibility that your repost relates to this post.

ippy

It is the product of a very advanced authority because it tells us so. Try reading it sometime ippy and read the very advanced and skillful way it is written. Also realise that the universe is a place that is made from a wonderful dynamic energy such as the stuff that science is just coming to terms with whilst the Bible student has known about for over4000 years.