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Date Posted: 12:39:34 02/25/00 Fri
Author: Morpheus
Subject: Re: Exist, does god?
In reply to: Rev. Moore 's message, "Exist, does god?" on 09:25:28 02/25/00 Fri

> Question -Is God infinite?
>


> Nothing infinite ever changes.
> To effect something is to change it.
> Anything infinite cannot be effected by anything.
>


> A center is the equal distance between all defining
> bountries.
> Anything with defining bountries is not infinite.
> Anything that is infinite has no center
>


> An action causes, and is caused by, a
> change.
> An action requires two or more independant variables
> effecting one another.
> Anything composed of two or more independant variables
> is not infinite.
>


> Creation requires action, for that is what it
> is.
> Matter and energy, which all things in existance are
> composed of, cannot enter or leave existance.
> Something cannot come (or be created) from nothing.
>


>
> In order for the above premises to be false, it must
> be assumed that god is not infinite. But something
> that is finite is not almighty, infalliable, or
> perfect, thus cannot be God. In conclusion, God does
> not exist.
>


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