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In reply to the discussion: If you accept the existence of a deity, then how do you know there is only one? [View all]edhopper
(34,726 posts)19. Clarke's quote
about advanced science and magic no longer applies. Manly because of he and his fellow Sci Fi writers.
Through science fiction we have seen incredibly advanced civilization able to do the incredible, and all through science.
Now an advanced civilization could do things well beyond our current understanding and knowledge, but we would still see it as science and not some supernatural phenomena.
Nothing that would oppose a naturalistic view of the Universe.
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If you accept the existence of a deity, then how do you know there is only one? [View all]
edhopper
Oct 2018
OP
I am open to the idea that God is an infinite number of beings each with a single iota of power
ck4829
Oct 2018
#45
You may choose for or against the view, that you have a transcendental obligation
struggle4progress
Oct 2018
#46
I mean an obligation that one should try to honor with extraordinary seriousness
struggle4progress
Oct 2018
#48