What's a "shades-of-grey" alternative to my God-game?
Peace,
-sgttomas
Shades of Grey - for met
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Hi met!
What's a "shades-of-grey" alternative to my God-game?
Peace,
-sgttomas
What's a "shades-of-grey" alternative to my God-game?
Peace,
-sgttomas
Prophet Muhammad (God send peace and blessings upon him) is reported to have said, "God says 'I am as My servant thinks I am' " ~ Sahih Al-Bukhari, Vol 9 #502 (Chapter 93, "Oneness of God")
Re: Shades of Grey - for met
I think there might be lots. Anything from some kind of more immanent or panentheistic view of God to QT's suggestions about "Gaia" ?
The “One” is the space of the “world” of the tick, but also the “pinch” of the lobster, or that rendezvous in person to confirm online pictures (with a new lover or an old God). This is the machinery operative...as “onto-theology."
Dr Ward Blanton
Dr Ward Blanton
Re: Shades of Grey - for met
Gaia, the scientific concept, is a way to identify the Earth as a super-organism. It is completely accounted for in the God-game. If instead you mean an intentional organism of great power, this too is accounted for as simply another type of thing. It can be fully realized in the God-game.
The significance of the God-game isn't it's exclusivity, it is the ability to rigorously discuss metaphysics in a self-consistent framework. By this, we avoid a lot of conflation and logical faults.
Don't forget that nonGod is a legitimate concept in the Gid-game and it is very comprehensive.
Peace,
-sgttomas
The significance of the God-game isn't it's exclusivity, it is the ability to rigorously discuss metaphysics in a self-consistent framework. By this, we avoid a lot of conflation and logical faults.
Don't forget that nonGod is a legitimate concept in the Gid-game and it is very comprehensive.
Peace,
-sgttomas
Prophet Muhammad (God send peace and blessings upon him) is reported to have said, "God says 'I am as My servant thinks I am' " ~ Sahih Al-Bukhari, Vol 9 #502 (Chapter 93, "Oneness of God")