1.31.2007
Heh.
I love that I'm Catholic. I can post funny pictures of the pope and write "heh" as the caption. It's like the N-word for black people, but this is H-word (in the context of a funny picture of the Pope) for Catholics. Or something.
My pope was a Nazi... Heh.
UPDATE: Anybody else feel like this dude and Dilbert are talking about the same thing?
I love that I'm Catholic. I can post funny pictures of the pope and write "heh" as the caption. It's like the N-word for black people, but this is H-word (in the context of a funny picture of the Pope) for Catholics. Or something.
My pope was a Nazi... Heh.
UPDATE: Anybody else feel like this dude and Dilbert are talking about the same thing?
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This position seems like the "mechanical universe" positions that came into vogue during the european enlightenment. That is - God created the universe and all the physical laws, set it running like a huge windup toy, and walked away.
Of course this is incompatible with a world view that expects active engagement from a deity. Going from "God is a Fiction" to "God Made Everything and Abandoned It" isn't much comfort to a person of faith.
Of course this is incompatible with a world view that expects active engagement from a deity. Going from "God is a Fiction" to "God Made Everything and Abandoned It" isn't much comfort to a person of faith.
Except: if He planned everything in advance, he is timeless and able to intercede today by tweaking the initial conditions in the Big Bang. He anticipated our prayers 14 billion years ago.
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