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|    Georg Tillerman to All    |
|    Re: Grand Scheme Dynamics    |
|    23 Jul 23 06:56:53    |
      XPost: alt.bible, alt.messianic, alt.religion.christian       XPost: alt.christnet.christianlife       From: tiller@soil.org.9              given the nature of this universe,              postulating God is perfectly reasonable.              the material universe is not infinitely old       the material universe has a beginning              unreasonable to assume that the smallest       volume of the universe is finite and non-zero.              zero volume completely removes any       possibility of harmonic oscillation       from matter.              now, show yourself that there       is no tuning fork to -induce-       a vibration in anything       else anywhere.              now, what made the material universe ignite?              no accidental ignition is possible.       no accidental ignition is possible.       no accidental ignition is possible.              there simply is no trigger.              and there is your absolute necessity       for a Creative Personality.              genesis can -not- be an accident.              and that which you can see now,       was brought into being by this       Creative Personality which       you can not see.              otherwise, the material universe       never ignites, it remains static.              The Creator Made the material universe happen.              it's that simple.              this is -reasonable-              and that's all that matters.              it is -reasonable-              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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