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SW-User
It really is a case of seeking how to exist rather than how we came to exist.
As the Buddha has said, beliefs and "views" on the how we came to exist, conclusions, simply preclude actually any finding of our own true time, path and place - and how to actualise such Reality.
As the Buddha has said, beliefs and "views" on the how we came to exist, conclusions, simply preclude actually any finding of our own true time, path and place - and how to actualise such Reality.
DocSavage · M
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As I said earlier. God isn’t so much a what, or a how. It’s a why. You got to wonder why a god would need to create the universe without some kind of agenda. One that he could not incorporate into creating at the on set.
Yrger here considers god the only possible reason for why something can come from nothing. Which is why all theist need god. They need him to break the rules.
As I said earlier. God isn’t so much a what, or a how. It’s a why. You got to wonder why a god would need to create the universe without some kind of agenda. One that he could not incorporate into creating at the on set.
Yrger here considers god the only possible reason for why something can come from nothing. Which is why all theist need god. They need him to break the rules.