Interesting at first, then it lost me when an atheist can better handle his reveal than a god fearing man.

Not buying it.

Is there any where mentioning faith in the article?!

read some of my posts, this is what i have been saying lol. its weird, i know its right but i don't no how i no. im just following it.

Loved it.

We could all learn something or another from this. Don't mind if I happen to spread this to a few friends, eh?

The moral of the story seems to settle well. However, I do take this with a grain of salt seeing as how it could just as easily be more evolutionary propaganda than what it is purported to be...

A2D

Very good story. I will show this to as many people as I am able.

If it can expand other people's minds, I will be happy.

good memory that guy have. almost seem like he had paper and pen ready at the start of the interview.

anyways, does this mean evil people will not pay for their doings? so i can kill someone now without feeling guilty. thank god.

for an athiest this guy did'nt really ask for any scientific evidence from this "God" , he basically just took his word for it

Well, I'd say that the guy was talking to his higher self. Of course, I might be wrong as usually.

Sometimes, very rarely, we humans can interact with our higher selves, which means the subconsciousness and consciousness compined in a brief period of time, in odd circumstances.

When these two combine, the results can be mind blowing; It is the mystical union, what lies in the very basis of religion (the latin word 'religare' means union, or to bind, strongly.)

Our higher self can indeed be very wise and knows a lot, which is not surprising, as it can access the information resources of whole human evolution and the weak signals that surpass our daily consciousness.

-v

Very interesting to say the least...

I really don't know what to make of that. Normally I'd just laugh and think it was made up, but something in there.. really hit home for me



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S&F to hautness for an interesting read.

Well, I'd say that the guy was talking to his higher self. Of course, I might be wrong as usually.

No, that's it, V. My take on it is that the guy is trying.

Like a lot of "philosophical" fiction, it reads like an Jungian "active imagination" (searchable).

There are some nice Jungian touches. For example, that end dialog (why did you take the form you did?) nicely covers why Shadow and Anima can be, and so often are, ineffective as ambassadors of the interior. So, Positive Shadow it is.

I would also dispute one point with The Deity. I hold with Douglas Adams about the dolphins .

i found it an interesting read.
i like the idea of somebody that claims to be an atheist philosiphising on the nature of god. at the same time, what he was saying really did strike a chord in me.

Like other people in this thread, that really struck a chord with me. Best read i've had in a long time, and even if it is pure fiction, I could read much more - Think im gonna read everything on the site tonight with a few beers

S+F

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