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TruthaboutGod · Apr 3, 2009, 12:17 am

I am the author of the book: "Understanding the Truth about God". If you have any questions about God, please feel free to ask and I will provide you with the Truth. The only thing that I ask is that the question should be in reference to God and not in reference to a religious topic. I am not religious,(Religious being defined as a: "member of a religion") although I do accept the reality of God.

~~Finch~~ · Apr 3, 2009, 01:01 am

So you know the truth?

Tycoon · Apr 3, 2009, 01:43 am

God is an assumption, and even if you believe in god there is no way to know its characteristics or limitations.

nerdvincent · Apr 3, 2009, 03:00 am

How interesting! I didn't have the opportunity to read your book, yet I have a question:

What do you think of Spinoza?

nerdvincent · Apr 3, 2009, 03:05 am

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God is an assumption, and even if you believe in god there is no way to know its characteristics or limitations.

Why is that?

TruthaboutGod · Apr 3, 2009, 06:54 am

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So you know the truth?

1. Yes

TruthaboutGod · Apr 3, 2009, 06:58 am

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How interesting! I didn't have the opportunity to read your book, yet I have a question:

What do you think of Spinoza?

1. I know nothing of him, so it would be hard to form any kind of opinion of him. I did google the term, however I do not see the relevance.

**Jack** · Apr 3, 2009, 09:37 am

James Green summarizes Spinoza's concept of god here.

GeminiBrian · Apr 3, 2009, 11:44 am

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I am the author of the book: "Understanding the Truth about God".

So you've written a book about God?

With respect, why do you now consider yourself God's Authorised Representative On Earth?

I have several excellent books on God on my shelves, ranging from A.N. Wilson's amazingly erudite masterpiece to Richard Dawkins' 'God Delusion' --- what would I learn from reading your book that I don't already know?

**Cruella** · Apr 3, 2009, 01:01 pm

Does God exist? And I'd like the proofs of the answer, whichever way it falls. Thanks.

barts · Apr 3, 2009, 07:35 pm

TruthaboutGod, it would be helpful if you could describe god to us. Give us some indications of his competencies, his aspirations, his qualities. As you will likely agree, there are so many views of god, so many beliefs in different gods, and ideas about the various gods' natures that it would helpful if you'd tell us who or what you are speaking of when you use the term "god".

Clementine · Apr 3, 2009, 07:38 pm

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1. Yes

I know the truth about god as well.

barts · Apr 3, 2009, 07:44 pm

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I know the truth about god as well.

Actually, so do I.

**Cruella** · Apr 4, 2009, 04:03 am

Me too. I think Truth About God is related to IAMAGENIUS.

TruthaboutGod · Apr 4, 2009, 05:57 am

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So you've written a book about God?

With respect, why do you now consider yourself God's Authorised Representative On Earth?

I have several excellent books on God on my shelves, ranging from A.N. Wilson's amazingly erudite masterpiece to Richard Dawkins' 'God Delusion' --- what would I learn from reading your book that I don't already know?

1. I am not God's authorized representative, as He has none. God is perfectly capable of representing Himself.
2. The Truth about God.

P.S. If you already know the Truth about God, then surely you have no questions.

TruthaboutGod · Apr 4, 2009, 06:00 am

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Does God exist? And I'd like the proofs of the answer, whichever way it falls. Thanks.

1. Yes
2. My task is to convey the Truth, not convince you of it. I could ask you to prove to me that you can think, yet truly you cannot.

TruthaboutGod · Apr 4, 2009, 06:04 am

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TruthaboutGod, it would be helpful if you could describe god to us. Give us some indications of his competencies, his aspirations, his qualities. As you will likely agree, there are so many views of god, so many beliefs in different gods, and ideas about the various gods' natures that it would helpful if you'd tell us who or what you are speaking of when you use the term "god".

1. Sure, a copy and paste from the book:

God is at the top of the chain of Life and thus:

God = (M * I) +S This may also be written as:
God = (M∞ * I∞) +S (Although they both have the same result.)
Notice there is no mention of atoms here, as atoms are God’s Building Blocks and NOT what God is made of. (The Energy that God consists of is a Pure form that is unknown to Humans.)
M = an infinite(without restriction) ability to manipulate energy.(Atomic or otherwise)
I = an infinite(without restriction) Intelligence or an unlimited capacity of intelligence. (It is obvious that since God created Existence, God has full knowledge of everything in that Existence)
S = Soul

**Cruella** · Apr 4, 2009, 07:34 am

Woah! Insulting the people who ask you questions is no way to behave, buddy.

GeminiBrian · Apr 4, 2009, 07:35 am

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P.S. If you already know the Truth about God, then surely you have no questions.

No, not really;

Even if I did, I wouldn't expect to find the answers on a debate forum.

GeminiBrian · Apr 4, 2009, 07:40 am

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1. I am not God's authorized representative, as He has none. God is perfectly capable of representing Himself.

God's PR machine doesn't seem to be working too well these days, does it?

Last heard of over 2000 years ago, I believe.

Apr 3, 2009, 12:17 am	#1 (permalink)
TruthaboutGod Molten Ash Posts: 107	Do you have a question about God? I am the author of the book: "Understanding the Truth about God". If you have any questions about God, please feel free to ask and I will provide you with the Truth. The only thing that I ask is that the question should be in reference to God and not in reference to a religious topic. I am not religious,(Religious being defined as a: "member of a religion") although I do accept the reality of God.

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nerdvincent LibertarianSocialist Posts: 1,411	How interesting! I didn't have the opportunity to read your book, yet I have a question: What do you think of Spinoza? Libertatian socialism is the abolition of the state and capitalism. ''Libertarian'' capitalism is hypocrisy.

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Jack Inquisitor Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 17,895 Blog Entries: 70	James Green summarizes Spinoza's concept of god here. The Forum Rules Radical Atheist Jeber's If we're all God's children, what's so special about Jesus?

Apr 3, 2009, 07:35 pm	#11 (permalink)
barts Bligh, the real hero Posts: 2,732	TruthaboutGod, it would be helpful if you could describe god to us. Give us some indications of his competencies, his aspirations, his qualities. As you will likely agree, there are so many views of god, so many beliefs in different gods, and ideas about the various gods' natures that it would helpful if you'd tell us who or what you are speaking of when you use the term "god". Doubt is not a pleasant condition, but certainty is absurd - Voltaire

Apr 3, 2009, 01:01 am	#2 (permalink)
~~Finch~~ Sedimentary Rock Posts: 8	So you know the truth?

Apr 3, 2009, 01:01 pm	#10 (permalink)
Cruella Moderator Posts: 3,749	Does God exist? And I'd like the proofs of the answer, whichever way it falls. Thanks.

Apr 4, 2009, 04:03 am	#14 (permalink)
Cruella Moderator Posts: 3,749	Me too. I think Truth About God is related to IAMAGENIUS.

Apr 4, 2009, 07:34 am	#18 (permalink)
Cruella Moderator Posts: 3,749	Woah! Insulting the people who ask you questions is no way to behave, buddy.