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M.E. Smith writes:
> The "God" that is harder to vanquish is the > ineffable one that the mystics talk about, the > one that is defined as undefinable.
undefinable and irrelevant
> This "God" > will never be disproven, for the same reason > that a child can always say "Why?" to > whatever explanation you give him.
so, give him another - rational - explanation, dont just use the "because God says so" excuse
> Like > "infinity", this "God" is a symbol and a useful > meme.
"infinity" may be useful - "God" is not
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M.E. Smith writes:
> The "God" that is harder to vanquish is the
> ineffable one that the mystics talk about, the
> one that is defined as undefinable.
undefinable and irrelevant
> This "God"
> will never be disproven, for the same reason
> that a child can always say "Why?" to
> whatever explanation you give him.
so, give him another - rational - explanation, dont just use the "because God says so" excuse
> Like
> "infinity", this "God" is a symbol and a useful
> meme.
"infinity" may be useful - "God" is not