Considering a God that is absolutely sovereign over a deterministic universe, this is exactly what one could expect. Lol that last tag. Say hi to ET for me!
But one point of clarity, unless otherwise indicated such as through divinely inspired writing, would suggest a logical distinction between Creator and the creation. At least in worldview of the book and seems that way intuitively if you think about it. We create things but the things we create are not us.. but reflection of us and likewise.
Considering a God that is absolutely sovereign over a deterministic universe, this is exactly what one could expect. Lol that last tag. Say hi to ET for me!
But one point of clarity, unless otherwise indicated such as through divinely inspired writing, would suggest a logical distinction between Creator and the creation. At least in worldview of the book and seems that way intuitively if you think about it. We create things but the things we create are not us.. but reflection of us and likewise.
thats deep af. love it :)
have a penny.
pony out.