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Topic: Please list Gods ABSOLUTE laws...
AdventureBegins Joined Tue 04/10/07 Posts: 7666	Wed 10/29/08 12:03 PM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god...

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Wed 10/29/08 12:14 PM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... That is an impossible task. You would first have to define and prove God.

directandwrite Joined Thu 09/11/08 Posts: 6638	Wed 10/29/08 12:15 PM
AdventureBegins...you just love bringing up these kinds of subjects don't you?

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Wed 10/29/08 12:16 PM Edited by Jeanniebean on Wed 10/29/08 12:17 PM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... That is an impossible task. You would first have to define and prove God. Edit: This is the second thread I have noticed you asking for proof. Do you seek proof or are you simply challenging other people's statements of belief?

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Wed 10/29/08 12:17 PM
To me, this is a bit like asking for Tarzan's absolute laws of the jungle. The only one qualified to answer would be Edgar Rice Burroughs, or some subsequent authorized Tarzan writer. How can a character in a book have any absolute laws other than what his writer provides for him?

AdventureBegins Joined Tue 04/10/07 Posts: 7666	Wed 10/29/08 12:47 PM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... That is an impossible task. You would first have to define and prove God. Edit: This is the second thread I have noticed you asking for proof. Do you seek proof or are you simply challenging other people's statements of belief? Neither... I am attempting to increase everyones concept of think... It matters not what a person answers. If I can cause one person to think deeper than they have... and it enriches their life... I have hoped. Having. Oportunity. Pursued. Exceptional. Direction.

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Wed 10/29/08 02:22 PM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... That is an impossible task. You would first have to define and prove God. Edit: This is the second thread I have noticed you asking for proof. Do you seek proof or are you simply challenging other people's statements of belief? Neither... I am attempting to increase everyones concept of think... It matters not what a person answers. If I can cause one person to think deeper than they have... and it enriches their life... I have hoped. Having. Oportunity. Pursued. Exceptional. Direction. Okay, but when someone asks for proof I am always curious about what they are looking for and why they asked. Agenda is what I look for. Proof is always a matter of what one is willing to believe.

Abracadabra Joined Thu 04/12/07 Posts: 17851	Wed 10/29/08 02:53 PM
"If it harms none, do what you will." Believe it or not. No proof required.

funches Joined Sat 12/01/07 Posts: 12948	Wed 10/29/08 03:12 PM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... "AdventureBegins" all laws the God has set forth no matter which God are absolute...the believers can pick and choose which ones they will follow but in doing so will face consequences absolutely

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Wed 10/29/08 06:27 PM
God's absolute law is: You must exist. (Insert evil laugh here...---> Buuuuahahahaah! ha ha! )

SkyHook5652 Joined Sat 08/23/08 Posts: 4063	Wed 10/29/08 07:43 PM Edited by SkyHook5652 on Wed 10/29/08 07:45 PM


AdventureBegins Joined Tue 04/10/07 Posts: 7666	Thu 10/30/08 08:03 AM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... "AdventureBegins" all laws the God has set forth no matter which God are absolute...the believers can pick and choose which ones they will follow but in doing so will face consequences absolutely There is but one commandment that I have read in ALL major religious writings... some give 10, some 12, some even 600 or more... Only One was given in the 'creation' legend... Be fruitful and multiply... I breath therefor Iam.

splendidlife Joined Fri 03/21/08 Posts: 1171	Thu 10/30/08 08:11 AM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... "AdventureBegins" all laws the God has set forth no matter which God are absolute...the believers can pick and choose which ones they will follow but in doing so will face consequences absolutely Absolute only within the individual minds... Each with infinitely different concepts of "God".

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Thu 10/30/08 08:54 AM Edited by Jeanniebean on Thu 10/30/08 08:57 AM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... "AdventureBegins" all laws the God has set forth no matter which God are absolute...the believers can pick and choose which ones they will follow but in doing so will face consequences absolutely There is but one commandment that I have read in ALL major religious writings... some give 10, some 12, some even 600 or more... Only One was given in the 'creation' legend... Be fruitful and multiply... I breath therefor Iam. That is what my idea of God's law states basically. "You must exist." To not exist is impossible because the existence of "nothing" is impossible. "Something" exists because "nothing" is unstable. I call it the law of being.

funches Joined Sat 12/01/07 Posts: 12948	Thu 10/30/08 09:14 AM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... "AdventureBegins" all laws the God has set forth no matter which God are absolute...the believers can pick and choose which ones they will follow but in doing so will face consequences absolutely There is but one commandment that I have read in ALL major religious writings... some give 10, some 12, some even 600 or more... Only One was given in the 'creation' legend... Be fruitful and multiply... I breath therefor Iam. "AdventureBegins" you are suggesting that all Gods belong to the local union and have decided that they all will have one universal law "Be fruitful and multiply" ...but if there was such a universal law wouldn't it be "in God we trust or else" each God makes their own laws and expect the believers to follow all of them without question which means that all the laws of a God is absolute

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Thu 10/30/08 09:16 AM
Funches, a law is more like a law of physics like gravity. A "law" is part of the programing for the operation of this holographic type dream reality we live in. You are talking about "rules" which if you believe in "free will" (which you don't) these rules can only legally be "suggestions."

funches Joined Sat 12/01/07 Posts: 12948	Thu 10/30/08 09:17 AM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... "AdventureBegins" all laws the God has set forth no matter which God are absolute...the believers can pick and choose which ones they will follow but in doing so will face consequences absolutely Absolute only within the individual minds... Each with infinitely different concepts of "God". "slendidlife" yep that's exactly how it works ....God/Yehweh has different laws than false idol God/Jesus

funches Joined Sat 12/01/07 Posts: 12948	Thu 10/30/08 09:20 AM Edited by funches on Thu 10/30/08 09:21 AM
If you can actually prove such a thing as an absolute law of god... "AdventureBegins" all laws the God has set forth no matter which God are absolute...the believers can pick and choose which ones they will follow but in doing so will face consequences absolutely There is but one commandment that I have read in ALL major religious writings... some give 10, some 12, some even 600 or more... Only One was given in the 'creation' legend... Be fruitful and multiply... I breath therefor Iam. That is what my idea of God's law states basically. "You must exist." To not exist is impossible because the existence of "nothing" is impossible. "Something" exists because "nothing" is unstable. I call it the law of being. "JennieBean" how can a God tell you that you must exist when you should already know that you do exist but can't even be sure of that god existence

funches Joined Sat 12/01/07 Posts: 12948	Thu 10/30/08 09:29 AM Edited by funches on Thu 10/30/08 09:30 AM
Funches, a law is more like a law of physics like gravity. A "law" is part of the programing for the operation of this holographic type dream reality we live in. You are talking about "rules" which if you believe in "free will" (which you don't) these rules can only legally be "suggestions." "JennieBean" you are describing Pantheism ..an anarchical God that envoke no type of rules and instead allows man to make his own rules ...in that case you should have not one complaint the way the world is... for it is God's will

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Thu 10/30/08 09:43 AM Edited by Jeanniebean on Thu 10/30/08 09:48 AM
Funches, a law is more like a law of physics like gravity. A "law" is part of the programing for the operation of this holographic type dream reality we live in. You are talking about "rules" which if you believe in "free will" (which you don't) these rules can only legally be "suggestions." "JennieBean" you are describing Pantheism ..an anarchical God that envoke no type of rules and instead allows man to make his own rules ...in that case you should have not one complaint the way the world is... for it is God's will There are no rules from God. (There can be only suggestions) . .. and the laws of physics and the law of cause and effect and the law of attraction, law of gravity, law of space and time etc. Those are laws. Yes, man makes his own rules. Of this I have no complaints. Freedom is paramount. ALL WILL IS GODS WILL. GOD IS FREE.