I've heard people say that God is everywhere. Is this (A) literal and (B) possible?
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Theoretically it is possible. There's a concept in physics, I think it's called "infinite velocity". If I understand it correctly it's something like terminal acceleration, where you are so far beyond the speed of light that you are truly everywhere at the same time. Is it literal? I have my doubts that God would choose to always be in such a state. Like it says in the Judeo-Christian tradition, He rested on the "seventh day".
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Yes, God exists. If not, who are you asking about?
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I would say..."Well to some people God really does exist but to some people he just a myth made by people and some people believe in the devil so it all depends whether you believe in God!"
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God IS!  Believe what you want.  Be blessed you are here to ask the question.  Moving forward...
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If god in fact exists, and actually did create people, then that is a very interesting point.  So basically what you are saying is, either god doesn't exists, or if he does exist then he is irrelevant.  Sweet.\n\n~Kyle
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I definitely think GOD created every thing and was always here!!!!!!!!!!!whoever doesn't is just weird?
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It works logically, but not spiritually.  The fact that we're all here is enough to prove that He does indeed exist.  The odds of our planet forming and sustaining life over the course of billions of years on science alone are too insanely infintismal that it just isn't possible.  God exists.
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God is that which IS.\n\nThe "I AM".\n\nFREE WILL gives you the opportunity to choose what you believe here.....\nGod is God no matter what you choose.\n\nTIME is an illusion of a conditional world. \n \nTherefore, outside of the conditional reality there is no "before", "during" or "after" anything.
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Well, that is an easy question. God has always been. Before He created the world and Adam and Eve. He was, is, and always will be.\nhave a good one! :)
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Wherever you face, there is God. Why should there still arise the question of qiblat? Your faith to God is your eternal qiblat.
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He exists if you need him to exist. \n\nThere is no more proof that God exists then proof that he doesn't. \n\nDiscussing whether or not there is a God is only an argument of contrasting opinions where no one can win.
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Everyone and everything was made by God. Look around you. Do you think that everything could be how it is without God? There is an obvious creator for everything to fit like it does.
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If it were obvious, everybody would agree about God's existence. Since not everybody agrees, it can't be called obvious.
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hahahhaha funny... in fact yes, God is everywhere by a X-sense He has... and also in that relations angels or mom's could be considered spy of God :)))
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Umm, I dont really believe He is everywhere. I do know that He knows all and sees all. But there is evidence in the Bible that He is not everywhere all at once. \n\nIf you are not saved through the blood then He is not in you. He is always waiting for you and calling you. But He doesnt force Himself on you. Thats why many will go to hell, because they choose to seperate themselves from Him.
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"There are two things of which I am certain.  1.  There is a God.  2.  I'm not Him."\n\nI think it's my favorite because there are so few things in life about which we can be certain.  It's nice to have something that I can be certain about.
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Check out Godel's theorem.  The way I read it it states that given any language you can write sentences that are true, false, or neither true nor false (i.e. "This sentence is false.").  I see God as the language which is Truth.  If you have the concept of truth, falsehood is derivitive from truth.  So if you have a true omnipotent God who is all good, you can have the false concept of his opposite, suffering, or any other sort of bad or evil thing you can imagine.  Just because you can say it in the language of God, doesn't make it true.  The material world is an example of sentences which you can construct in the language of God which are not true, i.e. illusion or relative.  As our thought becomes more spiritual or absolute, we find that the so-called evil in the world falls away from our experience, not that we ignore it, but our thought changes the world within the sphere of our consiousness.  The world is our collective shared consiousness, lots of people think that it is all that is real and filled with both good and evil, so it sure seems like God must have created all this suffering, while in fact he is of purer eyes than to behold anything but pure 100% good everywhere.  Just because you can have the concept of suffering or anything else bad, doesn't make it necessarily real.  We are God's image and likeness, we have free will, therefore, we can believe that which is not true to be true, i.e. believe that illusion is reality.  Without free will, the universe would not be infinite.