The proof is you exist.

The law is you exist.

There is no "which God."

There is only one.

You are the one.

You exist.

You may call me .....

"The One"

Pretty sure his law of gravity is one you're not getting around.

"i think therefore i am... God" - s1owhand

common house flies "get around " that one all the time.....

I will grant that bumblebees get around that law(no scientific explination on how they fly), but houseflies eventually fall prey to gravity. We can free ourselves of gravity too, but only for a short period of time.

pretty sure NASA and those that have walked in space may disagree

That is not an absolute law at all. It only exists within a three dimensional spacetime matrix and only under certain conditions.

I think an absolute law would have to exist everywhere.

Existence is the only absolute law.

I would say gravity in a natural state is pretty tough to disprove. On this planet - it's an absolute.

"The soul who sins is the one who will die."
Eze 18:4

Don't know how you're getting around that one either. That is an absolute.

"Eljay" an absolute exist everywhere ..gravity does not ...

believers wish to believe that God created the universe but then limit the universe to only what takes place on this planet ...

remember the pope says that it's ok to belive in aliens which means it's time to join the ranks of the scientologist-anity and move out into space

but you guys are limiting gravity to thinking it only exist in or around planets - atoms themselves have gravity, that's what keeps them together the orbits of the protons, etc. do you think there are no atoms throughout the universe? that space is void of atoms? you cannot conclude this without proof. Wherever gravity exist in what ever infinitesimally small amounts it maybe, it acts the same and it's purpose is always the same, imo.

Lack of understanding of a force of spacetime does not mean it is absolute.

It simply means that we do not have the understanding to fully manipulate that particular aspect of the physical reality.

YET!

And flies do not 'get around' gravity. They use energy to control their progress through the field. Once that energy runs out they are subject to an immediate encounter with the closest mass within the field. (they fall).

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Wow, Eljay... Can you believe it?

I sort of agree...

With the exception that the soul isn't the one dying, but rather the mortal.

If every soul "sins" simply by virtue of becoming mortal, wouldn't their human form (of course) die?
Hence the word: mortality.

My "belief" is that there is a choice made by the soul (ahead of time) to become mortal. Why would a soul choose mortality? Perhaps to learn in this realm as only one could in the physical. Perhaps being human is like going to school.

One lifetime = One Semester (or) One Grade Year

With this as a possibility, couldn't it be that many people have an unnecessarily negative perception of "sin"?

Maybe "God's Laws" have been viewed/interpreted in a sort of reverse manner. Perhaps religion has the "Absolute" in "God's Absolute Laws" completely convoluted.

"Soul" never dies because its against the absolute law of existence.

To die, to not exist in some form would be impossible.

Perhaps individual souls may be stripped of their "person" and revert back to a single atom and start over from there.

That would be pretty bad.

Not a law of god.

Law of a book written by men and attributed to god.

You can not die if you are more than this physical shell.

Gravity is limited to objects...the things about the laws of gravity is that it can be alter manipulated and/or cancelled out ...that why no laws of physics are absolute

also why did the laws of God suddenly change to the laws of physics when those laws doesn't acknowledge God

I figure by absolute laws that it was meant the laws that God set forth in scripture such as the bible not in the science books because in the science books none of Gods laws exist ..in fact God doesn't even exist in them

As Adventure begins said, the laws set forth in scripture are laws of a book written by man and attributed to a god.

I doubt that most people can even define God. I have to assume that "God" is that which exists. That which exists has only one law, and that is to exist.

and "JenieBean"..haven't you also notice that "AdventureBegins" has a habit of saying "I AM" ...wouldn't you figure that his use of that term was derived from biblical scripture ...

well if the book god does exist, then he would have created everything, thus gravity does relate to his laws, we look at laws from a perspective of our studies, but we did not create gravity, it existed before science, before us, in the books sense. so it is still talking of laws god put into motion, throughout his creation. it still is found in the smallest parts of existence as i said - within the atomic structure of atoms, therefore unless one can show that atoms are not throughout the universe my statement stands that it is at least universal in this universe.