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crashfrog
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Message 114 of 396 (209820)
05-19-2005 9:38 PM
Reply to: Message 110 by Limbo
05-19-2005 5:05 AM


Supernatural beings can a) can manifest in the natural and/or supernatural worlds to a degree, and b) exercize some measure of control over one or both realms.
I'm 100% manifested in the natural world, and I have some degree of control over my immediate surroundings. (I can impart velocity to objects that I grasp. I can catalyze certain chemical reactions within my body at will. You know, that sort of thing.)
Am I supernatural?
Fallen angels are still around, disguised as UFO's and aliens and such, but thats another thread
You have it quite backwards - aliens and UFO's and such have always been around; until lately they've been disguised as fallen angels.
Since God is outside of physical reality as we know it, he is not subject to laws such as cause-and-effect
I'm not that impressed. Plenty of things within our physical reality are not subject to "cause-and-effect", either.

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crashfrog
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Message 116 of 396 (209822)
05-19-2005 9:50 PM
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05-19-2005 9:45 PM


The specific decay of one single radioactive atom has no cause. It happens statistically at given rates for given isotopes, but there's no known reason why this atom here should decay and that one there should not when the laws of physics say "ok, time for another decay."

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