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God's Debris - Essay

God's Debris

When thinking about there being a God that created us leads you into whether or not you believe if God controls the outcomes in our everyday life. If one is to view life as all around process of a God controlling our every move; we must then be forced to decide if there is fate within our world. While I am not asking you to decide at the moment if you believe in fate or not, one thing that you must at least believe is that believing in something, anything, is an everyday part of life. In fact, believing in anything is essential to living a worthwhile life. For those that say they do not believe in a God, and then they are in my opinion, believing in just that, that they do not believe ...

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to not have a future, past, or present. God is the present, future and the past all in one. The concept of time and the past and future are merely concepts developed by man to measure our own lives on earth. To say that because God is omnipotent he must know his own future and therefore cannot possess freewill is incorrect because God has no concept of time to begin with.
This openness that our culture holds onto about each individual being able to accept or dispel the belief of a god is slightly mocked within A Canticle for Leibowitz. Miller makes sure to use various different sections of his novel to dispel the ways that we spend contemplating the existence of God. Miller does such a thing by ...

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Added: 4/5/2011 05:36:51 PM
Submitted By: aslang3gukyed
Category: Religion
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