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12/22/2016 9:27:59 PM
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God is that which cannot be defined.
I've never had an issue with people believing in a higher power. My beef has always been with people trying to define that higher power through texts written by men, laws created by men, or words spoken by men.
You cannot define god, you cannot fathom what it is because it is unfathomable. God cannot be a he or a she, a biped or quadruped, God cannot be good or evil, because all of these things are the creations of men.
Taoism is quite clear about this: the Tao, their version of "God", is a force of nature which can never be grasped, comprehended, described, or defined by anyone or anything.
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[quote]God is that which cannot be defined. I've never had an issue with people believing in a higher power. My beef has always been with people trying to define that higher power through texts written by men, laws created by men, or words spoken by men. You cannot define god, you cannot fathom what it is because it is unfathomable. God cannot be a he or a she, a biped or quadruped, God cannot be good or evil, because all of these things are the creations of men. Taoism is quite clear about this: the Tao, their version of "God", is a force of nature which can never be grasped, comprehended, described, or defined by anyone or anything. [/quote] Great post. One thing though, you just described and defined Tao. 😂 Merry Christmas
