IAP Political Forum - Does God have long hair?

Re: Does God have long hair?

2010-01-22T06:22:25Z

Abraxas wrote:

chucker schmidt wrote:
Abraxas wrote:
He's so old, I'm sure he's bald by now.
Old? Old is a subjective reference to time. What is time to God and how does He experience time? To me it moves in one direction at one speed at all times, but does God experience time the same way?
It's just sarcasm...

Just trying to keep the old ball bouncing.

Re: Does God have long hair?

2010-01-21T21:24:37Z

If God created the Universe then God exists outside of time. Time only begins to run when the Cosmos was created. After the Universe collapses time will cease again until our Universe explodes again as result of concussing against another Universe. Time will run again in our Universe.

Re: Does God have long hair?

2010-01-20T14:34:00Z

chucker schmidt wrote:

Abraxas wrote:
He's so old, I'm sure he's bald by now.
Old? Old is a subjective reference to time. What is time to God and how does He experience time? To me it moves in one direction at one speed at all times, but does God experience time the same way?

It's just sarcasm...

Re: Does God have long hair?

2010-01-20T02:24:46Z

God is genderless. Holy Scripture was written by men yet in this century we are finally recognizing that women are more intelligent than men. If God is all knowing why would Women not have been the majority of prophets. Adam was practice in order for God to then make the perfect human.

Re: Does God have long hair?

2010-01-15T04:13:55Z

Abraxas wrote:

He's so old, I'm sure he's bald by now.

Old? Old is a subjective reference to time. What is time to God and how does He experience time? To me it moves in one direction at one speed at all times, but does God experience time the same way?

Re: Does God have long hair?

2009-12-11T22:01:16Z

I dunno if God (or Jesus) has(had) long hairs.... but I do!

Re: Does God have long hair?

2009-12-10T22:20:57Z

..."he" would say he's "thinning".

Re: Does God have long hair?

2009-12-10T22:19:46Z

chovy wrote:

"he" is an entity...

... that is bald.

Re: Does God have long hair?

2009-12-10T21:51:19Z

"he" is an entity...

Re: Does God have long hair?

2009-12-10T18:56:01Z

He's so old, I'm sure he's bald by now.

Re: Does God have long hair?

2009-12-10T18:53:52Z

Viv wrote:

I don't know if I've ever seen him...

Do you still believe in God though...?

Re: Does God have long hair?

2009-12-10T18:33:52Z

I would expect God to follow the times.

Long hair is so last century. I could see him/her with a well coiffed doo. Him/her meaning he/she is incredibly androgynous to the point you can't tell. The real secret is that he/she doesn't have a gender at all because I mean, its God!

Efficient physique, tall, and absolutely no degradation in bodily function, even if God has been hanging around for eternity.

Dresses to the point of ziggy stardust mating with lady gaga but staying organic. No petrochemical fabrics for God -- there is no such thing as oil in heaven.

A kick ass sword which is needed for smiting.

Re: Does God have long hair?

2009-12-10T17:16:07Z

Freddy Jackson wrote:

No posts in the philosophy section of this forum ....it's got me worried....
Anyway, I wonder if someone could describe any of his physical attributes?

I don't know if I've ever seen him...

Does God have long hair?

2009-12-10T10:06:11Z

No posts in the philosophy section of this forum ....it's got me worried....

Anyway, I wonder if someone could describe any of his physical attributes?