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Originally Posted by tricky  first of all this is not what i believe in ^_^, it's just a theory i read, a possibility. which i dont think it's very much possible ^_^. |
so some humans discuss how God would feel and what would do? thats too bold dont you think?
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btw dont tell me you dont have time... when somebody tells me i dont have time i feel this strong feeling of them thinking am dumb to actually believe that, we have tons of time that we dont know what to do with it :P so hence we are here to cover the time that we have, we have access of time not no time , there is always time, i dont have time is a lie from the body to the body, i dont want to hear it cause it under estimates my intelligent...
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well its just because I do stupid and meaningless things trapped in the 3rd dimension...when is the next train to the 7th dimension?
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2- this is about gnostic and dualism it's from wikipedia just seach for "gnostic" and you will get this -->
"Gnosticism (Greek: γνῶσις gnōsis, knowledge) refers to diverse, syncretistic religious movements in antiquity consisting of various belief systems generally united in the teaching that humans are divine souls trapped in a material world created by an imperfect god, the demiurge; this being is frequently identified with the Abrahamic God, and is contrasted with a superior entity, referred to by several terms including Pleroma and Godhead[1]. Depictions of the demiurge - the term originates with Plato's Timaeus[2] - vary from being as an embodiment of evil, to being merely imperfect and as benevolent as its inadequacy permits. Thus, broadly speaking, Gnosticism was a dualistic religion, influenced by and influencing Hellenic philosophy, Judaism (see Notzrim), and Christianity;[citation needed] however, by contrast, later strands of the movement, such as the Valentinians, held a monistic world-view[3]. This, along with the varying treatments of the demiurge, may be seen as indicative of the variety of positions held within the category.
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yeah and I was referring to the duality of energy