Evidence for God from Science

Nessa wrote:

Storyteller wrote:Ness? Have you read DS?

You are actually the second person to recommend that to me. I guess I assume it would be way over my head. But maybe I will give it a go.

You''ll love it, trust me.
thats what I thought too, that I would never grasp whatever the idea was.
The way jac explains it is illuminating, you'll feel it, I promise.

Like the others before me, Lady Nessa, I would highly recommend you read DS by Lord Jac, it is one of the most "Wow" philosophy i have ever have the honor to read, and still reading it now, or should I say studying it.

Vergil wrote:Like the others before me, Lady Nessa, I would highly recommend you read DS by Lord Jac, it is one of the most "Wow" philosophy i have ever have the honor to read, and still reading it now, or should I say studying it.

Lord Jac?

I always thought of Jac as more of a knave...

RickD wrote:

Vergil wrote:Like the others before me, Lady Nessa, I would highly recommend you read DS by Lord Jac, it is one of the most "Wow" philosophy i have ever have the honor to read, and still reading it now, or should I say studying it.

Lord Jac?

I always thought of Jac as more of a knave...

Should I call him Rabbi now? (Since he teaches us)

Or Jack of Spades

Vergil wrote:

RickD wrote:

Vergil wrote:Like the others before me, Lady Nessa, I would highly recommend you read DS by Lord Jac, it is one of the most "Wow" philosophy i have ever have the honor to read, and still reading it now, or should I say studying it.

Lord Jac?

I always thought of Jac as more of a knave...

Should I call him Rabbi now? (Since he teaches us)

Or Jack of Spades

Jac the redneck Rabbi. That has a nice ring to it.

Do not worship false gods (nor make false idols of them?)

Heresy grows from Idleness . . . . wait, wrong universe

Would someone Please define "DS" for me? Thanks 'someone'.

Divine Simplicity.

You're welcome

crochet1949 wrote:Would someone Please define "DS" for me? Thanks 'someone'.

Here. Read this.

Believe me, it's well worth the read. One of the best books I've ever read.*



*Please don't tell Jac. It may go to his head.

Thanks -- I've started reading it.

I've started looking at the pictures

Though I can see myself reading it.

Nessa wrote:I've started looking at the pictures

Though I can see myself reading it.

Maybe I should clarify my above post. I really didn't read it. I just looked at the pictures.

RickD wrote:

Nessa wrote:I've started looking at the pictures

Though I can see myself reading it.

Maybe I should clarify my above post. I really didn't read it. I just looked at the pictures.

Hey, in some books*, the pictures are the best part!!









*and no, I am not meaning those kinda books, Rickd

Can sunlight come from something other than the Sun? The difficulty people have in answering the question is really due to understanding that the light within us (moral compass) can't come from anything other than God. To believe you have a morality different from God is to not have morality.

ST is observant to relate it back to what Divine Simplicity says of God in relation to his goodness.

So a better question might be if God as represented by Christianity continued into the NT being one who punishes sin, should we just resign ourselves to the fact we're God's enemy? Stop worshipping God, writhe and just live out our days doing whatever we please, maybe causing God as much grief as we possibly can.