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Hi Milind, | |||
Well no because the term "God" is supposed to be a very old term that has a completely different meaning. Its a title for a human being. See [[God]]. If you call Creation "God" instead of "Creation" then you might as well call spoon a fork too. If you get my meaning. | |||
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--Sanjin 19:47, 31 October 2009 (UTC)A word about relegeon, it seems to me like the ending syllable "eon" points to the meaning of "An indefinitely long period of time", or evolution toward infinity. Is this where this word comes from?
Kkeschoi said ...
Milind Bokil said ...
221. God was never put on a level with Creation by me, because God is a creature of Creation as are you and I and every other human.
My question
Can we not name creation as "God" ? Isn’t “creation” conscious about itself?
--Milind Bokil 07:23, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
Jamesm said ...
Hi Milind,
Well no because the term "God" is supposed to be a very old term that has a completely different meaning. Its a title for a human being. See God. If you call Creation "God" instead of "Creation" then you might as well call spoon a fork too. If you get my meaning.
--Jamesm 19:19, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
why didn't Billy leave something writen about billy's life and hide it in the ground somewhere and then in the year 32, and then re-discover it our time, that would be amazing proof that can't be debunk, and he could do that when ever the ET take him back in time, which is very easy to do for them.
--Kkeschoi 14:14, 16 November 2010 (UTC)