From: Dionisio 

Patriot Games wrote:
> "Dionisio"  wrote:
>>Patriot Games wrote:
>>>"Dionisio"  wrote:
>>>>God never married.
>>>God isn't human, the concept doesn't apply.
>>So? Zeus did. Heck, a great many other deities got hitched.
>
> That undocumented item apparently did not cause God to want to get
> married...

Actually, it was rather widely known.

But you're right -- "Elat" notwithstanding -- God never married.

That some would claim marriage to be sacred in His eyes has always been a
source of some
amusement.

>>Or is this a case of "do as I say, not as I do"?
>
> God isn't human, the concept doesn't apply.

God doesn't know the concept of "I" can apply to Him? Now that's
interesting...


>>Would Jesus do?
>
> What part of "Immaculate Conception" should I explain first?

How about the part wherein a parthenogenic pregnancy would result in a female?

Go ahead. We're all ears.

>>Oh, it gets better: He's living with a Ghost. Shirley McClain, eat your
>>heart out.
>
> Not "a" Ghost, THE Ghost.  Unfortunately for your point the
Holy Ghost is
> here, with us, NOT living somewhere with God.

Ah. Limiting an important part of God to your own human understanding?

Hmm... Not bad. Keep it up.

But about that logical fallacy regarding an omnipresent being not being
able to reside
wherever it so chooses...


>>We'd be here till the next Big Bang.
>
> I have the feeling that you could make up stupid crap until then with
> absolutely no problem....

No. I fully expect to be quite dead sometime within the next few billion years.

Mortals are funny that way.


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