...after so many people responded to my last question asking, "If god doesn't exist, how could he send you an e-mail TELLING you he doesn't exist?"
Well, God wrote me back again, explaining that, since Christians insist that God exists outside of time and space (therefor not being bound to the standard "rules" of the universe, like requiring a cause or a creator himself), he also is capable of existing outside of existence itself! After all -- he IS God, isn't he?
So I wrote back, "Wait a minute -- that makes NO sense! That's just gibberish, a string of words that mean things individually but are complete nonsense when put together as a group. Existing with being required to exist? That's as bad as the Trinity -- three beings who are also one, and one being the father of the other while simultaneously never having been without the other two?"
God wrote back, "What are you, some kind of smart-@ss?"
Then he proceeded to e-smite me.
Does God's argument sound reasonable?
2007-06-11
01:59:03
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