God Is Dead

@sputnik8 (690)
May 11, 2017 2:00pm CST
"God is Dead" is the famous remarked of Friedrich Nietzsche, a German philosopher. It's among the intriguing statement or idea a man could ever entertained or said. How could God be dead? It's a contradiction of terms. Is God really dead in the Computer/Cyber Age? What do you think?
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Albena Ivanova
@WriterAI (5373)
• Bulgaria
11 May 17
God is eternal. God couldn't disappear. God remind us for God's will and ruling the universe.
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Larry Price
@sputnik8 (690)
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11 May 17
@WriterAI Right. That's another perspective or point of view of the discussion.
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Albena Ivanova
@WriterAI (5373)
• Bulgaria
13 May 17
@sputnik8 I agree.
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Larry Price
@sputnik8 (690)
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14 May 17
@WriterAI Ok my friend. Have a nice day.
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44998)
• Preston, England
11 May 17
He was never alive. Neitszshe basically means God is a redundant concept in the modern age
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Larry Price
@sputnik8 (690)
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11 May 17
@arthurchappell. You have a very absorbing views.
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Shiva
@Shiva49 (26686)
• Singapore
19 May 17
I have a view god/creator is present in his creations, that is everywhere we see and don't. When the process goes kaput he may find other ways to rejuvenate/rekindle or reinvent another! He is always present but we keep overlooking the obvious - siva
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Steve Marshall
@innertalks (21919)
• Australia
19 May 17
I also feel that we can't really ever separate ourselves completely from God. He is ever present in every part of his creation, in some way, or another.
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Larry Price
@sputnik8 (690)
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22 May 17
@Shiva49 You might be right.
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Larry Price
@sputnik8 (690)
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22 May 17
@innertalks Yes of course.
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