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And here's some thanks to the one atheist above who did take the question seriously. Before beyond drowned out by the others.[/quote]
Well, it's nice that after calling attention to my post I finally got a response, but "thank you" is not the substantive response I had hoped for.  Does anyone have any reaction to the idea that if there is a God, it is more consistent with the power and transcendence of God to visualize God permeating the universe and being responsible tor all we don't understand along with all we do, rather than as an individual residing in heaven and watching over us?[/quote]

Hi 10:27. I think a lot of religious folk think of God the way you describe him/her, as a power that permeates the universe, rather than an old guy with a beard who looks like Zeus. Christians who talk about the Son sitting at the right hand of the Father are using imagery rather than taking this as a literal representation of something going on in the sky above.

I don't really have an opinion on whether God resides in dark matter, or some other dimension entirely, and I don't think this is something we can know. I do think an omnipresent God, whatever form he takes, would be able to watch over us. Whether or not God intervenes in our lives or is basically a watchmaker has been debated for centuries. [/quote]

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