From: rbwinn on
On Sep 15, 12:12�am, jonathan cyriax brast <cyr...(a)gmx.net> wrote:
> Let try:
> The creation of something (including the universe) was gods biggest
> possible wonder.
> But it would be a bigger wonder if he had created the something with an
> handicap.
> So the biggest possible wonder would be the creation of everything with
> the biggest handicap.
> Therefore he created everything with the biggest possible handicap.
> The biggest possible handicap is nonexistence.
> Therefore god did not exist when everything was created.

Well, God would probably be the best one to explain your idea to.
Robert B. Winn
From: jonathan cyriax brast on
rbwinn schrieb:
> On Sep 15, 12:12am, jonathan cyriax brast <cyr...(a)gmx.net> wrote:
>> Let try:
>> The creation of something (including the universe) was gods biggest
>> possible wonder.
>> But it would be a bigger wonder if he had created the something with an
>> handicap.
>> So the biggest possible wonder would be the creation of everything with
>> the biggest handicap.
>> Therefore he created everything with the biggest possible handicap.
>> The biggest possible handicap is nonexistence.
>> Therefore god did not exist when everything was created.
>
> Well, God would probably be the best one to explain your idea to.
> Robert B. Winn
Well it's not my idea, I'm just the provider (My dad told me).
It even a little confusing for me, but it sounds good.
Somebody may can use it.
From: rbwinn on
On Sep 15, 5:19�pm, jonathan cyriax brast <cyr...(a)gmx.net> wrote:
> rbwinn schrieb:> On Sep 15, 12:12am, jonathan cyriax brast <cyr...(a)gmx.net> wrote:
> >> Let try:
> >> The creation of something (including the universe) was gods biggest
> >> possible wonder.
> >> But it would be a bigger wonder if he had created the something with an
> >> handicap.
> >> So the biggest possible wonder would be the creation of everything with
> >> the biggest handicap.
> >> Therefore he created everything with the biggest possible handicap.
> >> The biggest possible handicap is nonexistence.
> >> Therefore god did not exist when everything was created.
>
> > Well, God would probably be the best one to explain your idea to.
> > Robert B. Winn
>
> Well it's not my idea, I'm just the provider (My dad told me).
> It even a little confusing for me, but it sounds good.
> Somebody may can use it.

Did you ever ask your dad what it meant?
Robert B. Winn