From: bliss-sf4ever@dslextreme.com   
      
   On 2/12/26 09:27, Stefan Ram wrote:   
   > Ignatios Souvatzis  wrote or quoted:   
   >> At least from the Middle-eastern monotheistic ones, easily: an all-knowing,   
   >> all-observing God isn't possible with a finite speed of light.   
   >   
   >    Well, once one starts to assume something for which there are   
   >    no observations ("god"), one then can as well assume that he   
   >    is all-knowing by some kind of magic that does not need light.   
   >   
   >   
      
   	Well part of God is in this Universe and part in the place/time/region   
   from which the materials for the Big Bang emerged. God is everywhere in   
   this universe and in everything to keep it in existence.  If you want to   
   believe   
   in a God which is sort of not needed in most science aside from Theology.   
      
   	I am an Agnostic Deist myself because I don't know if any entity to which   
   the label G*d could be attached exists ourside of our human imaginations.   
   Worse I do not care much about the question any longer.   
      
   	bliss   
      
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