"We call it (that is, all that
is)reality. Objective reality." DM writes.
Sounds similar to what any kind of theist, including this unitheist can say. Realism is very important to me.
And I can say this without having to add, "Not the fairy tale whoo-whoo synapse-free zone created by pathetic young, or old, atheists to make themselves seem important."
Tim and scpgo2: I appreciate the poetic approach to God by both of you. I consider that my thoughts, without neglecting the probing by the sciences, are congruent with that approach. In the poetic spirit I offer the following:
THE HIGHEST GOOD OF ALL
There's God-like power in every tiny atom;
I feel that power in galaxies above.
But best of all, that power is deep within me,
And manifests as faith and hope and love.
Then sing of love, the highest good of all,
For God is love, the power of love;
Then sing of love, the highest good of all;
For God is love, faith, hope and love.
GOD in nature.
One of the things that intrigues me about nature is the immense diversity there is in all it facets.
We have all heard that no two snow flakes are exactly alike. I read somewhere that this is also true of the grains of sand. It is probably also true of every atom, molecule and galaxie. Awesome to contemplate.
