Anya ,'Sleeper'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
He's not the Creator, he's one heck of an opportunist, showing up in a running system and saying "Right ho, I'll take over now."
You're being Judeo Christian. I'm not. I don't think Brenda is either.
Also, didn't you think the Ori were okay doing just that?
I'm pretty sure Brenda isn't.
So does your hypothetical Creator show up as a part of the universe, neither creating nor created? (Note that I think Cronus, for instance, is a creator.)
Well, if He's not the Creator, he's one heck of an opportunist, showing up in a running system and saying "Right ho, I'll take over now."
God could be a part of the Universe instead of the creator of the Universe. This would get around some problems with general relativity and stuff.
So does your hypothetical Creator show up as a part of the universe, neither creating nor created? (Note that I think Cronus, for instance, is a creator.)
Huh? Did you mean to type God for Creator? Sure, he could. Or he could have been the Creator's distant cousin, or created just like me. Except with higher quality parts.
Oh, gotcha. God's a side effect: you got your planets, your interstellar rubbish, and one or more Gods. That works.
Did you mean to type God for Creator?
Yup. I got no brains today.
Teppy, I think you'd like Justine better now. It's all sex and mysteries and cabals and such.
I can certainly imagine proving that God exists and is a right bastard
That's Norman Mailer's famous quote in The Naked and the Dead. "If there is a God, he's a son of a bitch."
Vw - you probbably have 'til the end of the week before everything truely subsides with the inhaled steroids. - Just keep trying to go back to school, but accept that you might have to give up and go home. and Honestly, it was well over a month before I wasn't useing the abuteral at all.
Teppy, I think you'd like Justine better now. It's all sex and mysteries and cabals and such.
....in a sexy, nighttime telly sort of way? t /Izzard
....in a sexy, nighttime telly sort of way?
Well, I think so, but I think Durrell is pretty readable. I love stuff set in Colonial Northern Africa.
Of course, Durrell turned out to be supremely fucked up (in the Anne Sexton manner) but I don't hold that against his fiction.