May 19th, 2004, 12:33 AM
Okay well I will just go ahead and give you something to get over... it's your own words!
"The defining attribute of eternity is that it is devoid of beginning, end, and time itself."
THEREFORE GOD IS SUBJECT TO THE DEFINING RULES OF ETERNITY/INFINITY, and because of this the direct God of God would be eternity. This makes God halfsome, like half and half, but less milky. Although he is wh ite, racist asshole.
Eternity/infinity is an ASPIRING concept, th ough it is IMPOSSIBLE, because INIFINITY would have to include inconclusive nonconstant awareness, and also non-infinite, or the finite. Because of this-There is your first flaw, and the flaw has been flawed. The second point has been made clear, and now you shall oven mitt.
Of course, you could always say God is infinite, rather than subjected to the rule of infinity, but this makes God too many steps above the scale. If God was in fact infinite, then he would by himself be composed entirely of flaws and perfections, which is theologically impossible since we are intervened in a logical discussion involving big words that don't mix well. However this has already been explained, and since God is of an incomprehensible activity we must conclude God is composed entirely of flaws, and this is true. And god is composed entirely of perfections, and this is true. To say either is not true would be true, because God is not comprehensible. This must be true because it is not true, and because of this you can only argue that you cannot argue with it.
Because God is INFINITE he must also be NOT INFINITE, and must be constantly recreated every second, and every second of a second, and every second of a second of a second of a second. Sort of like the Pieces in a lego set must constantly hold together otherwise it would fall apart. This in itself is a logical fallacy.
The idea of creation and recreation without end is not infinite, and the idea that recreation is not squeezed between ends is also a knot that cannot be untied except by I, the confusing municiple court of law. Municiple. Think about the word. Okay stop thinking now.
You won't m ake sense of ANY of that.
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