Reply To: What is God?
I don’t have any problem with your definition of God, principally because there’s no right or wrong definition. The force by which everything evolves…. yes I can still go with this, because everything does evolve – some people call this force Nature, others God, others a mystery.
Now you do some quantum jumping that is a completely illogical set of non-sequiturs.
“Evolution is a mistake that must be corrected” What? Why? Who determined this? Without evolution, you or I would not be here participating in a debate. If God is the author of evolution, how is it a mistake? Does God make mistakes? Primal forces don’t make mistakes, they just bowl on through without any hesitation.
“What is the mistake? Falling from Peace.” Again, a complete non-sequitur What does falling have to do with peace anyway? What do you mean by the term ‘falling from peace’?.
“What is pure peace? Nothingness.” Again, where do you get this answer from – why is pure peace ‘nothingness’ to you? Have you ever tried meditation, Andrew? Some of the more esoteric practitioners attain all sorts of mental states.
It’s just a completely illogical set of non-sequiturs, Andrew. It’s like you got as far as God being the primal force, and struggled to make it much further.
If at the end, your definition of the afterlife is simply that there isn’t one, I’m good with that too. Primal force, no meta-life. All good.
