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Gordon wrote:
> On 29 Apr 2006 10:43:40 -0700, "EnlightenMe"
> <enlightenedblog@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >Jeff...Relf wrote:
> >> Hi  Enlighten_Me,  I told you:
> >>
> >>   Your God is probably a combination of your employer,
> >>   [ your landlord ], your society and the earth,
> >>   because without them you'd be homeless.
> >>
> >> And you replied:
> >>
> >>   Yes, but we are gods to our employers,
> >>   because without us they wouldn't get the job done.
> >>
> >> Why use the royal we word here ?  Why not use the much more humble I word ?
> >> Feeling a little insecure, are you ? !
> >
> >Heheh...yes.  Safety in numbers, my friend, safety in numbers.  :)
> >
> >> Both your landlord and your employer can make you homeless
> >> while you cannot do the same to them... so they are your God.
> >
> >Yes, but I prefer to worship a loving god, or at least think there's a
> >god somewhere out there running the show.  I'd much rather worship a
> >real god than my employer.  I mean, I thank them for the paycheck and
> >all, but make them my god?  There is a power greater than them.
> >
> >-Stacey
> >
> >http://seeking-enlightenment.blogspot.com
> >
> Yes, Stacey, there is a "real God" and He is in control of the
> multiverse. It is all closer to us than a Planck length, but we
> can not see or manipulate it in any way. The Bible mentions
> "rolled up like a scroll" and M-theory infers that those other
> dimensions are, from our perspective, rolled up to something in
> the order of a Planck length.
>
> String theory and M-Theory brings us closer to understanding
> this, but we still are not able to prove any of it, empirically.
>
> Gruß, Gordon

Hi Gordon, my friend,

You'll have to forgive me.  I have never had a physics class, so when
people say "Plank" and "M-theory", I don't know what they're talking
about.  I majored in math in college.  There are classes now that I
wish I had had, and physics and philosophy are just two of them.  I can
see now I'll have to make a visit to Wikipedia to see if I can somehow
comprehend this Plank notion of yours.

I wasted all my time in college with computer and math classes.  It's
funny how we regret the things we missed out on.  Although I don't
regret the math.

-Stacey
http://seeking-enlightenment.blogspot.com