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250 · 09-08-2001, 10:41 PM

sorrrrrrrie. lol

damn, my english sucks THAT bad?

oh well, what I meant about first question is:

the falw is not a flaw unless it can POTENTIALLY cause impact. so if a spirit is never born, its flaw will never inflict any damage, right? of course, to let the spirits learn and grow makes more sense, because that would be just like God himself, and that sounds more like God's way

so, forget about my first question, now lets go for the second one:
what I was saying is, no matter how low the possibility, as long as it is possble, it can happen. just like those "rare" items, because it is possible for them to drop, therefore, there are the people who get them.

same with how we human came to exist. it was just one sparkle of fire that ignited a tremendous explosive creation billions of trillions years ago, then, BOOM, we came to live. that is hardly a coincidence, it is the inevitable. and it does not require a God to make it happen

does that make me clear?

09-08-2001, 10:41 PM	#47
250 Horus - Egyptian Sky God Join Date: March 4, 2001 Location: either CA or MO Age: 43 Posts: 2,674	sorrrrrrrie. lol damn, my english sucks THAT bad? oh well, what I meant about first question is: the falw is not a flaw unless it can POTENTIALLY cause impact. so if a spirit is never born, its flaw will never inflict any damage, right? of course, to let the spirits learn and grow makes more sense, because that would be just like God himself, and that sounds more like God's way so, forget about my first question, now lets go for the second one: what I was saying is, no matter how low the possibility, as long as it is possble, it can happen. just like those "rare" items, because it is possible for them to drop, therefore, there are the people who get them. same with how we human came to exist. it was just one sparkle of fire that ignited a tremendous explosive creation billions of trillions years ago, then, BOOM, we came to live. that is hardly a coincidence, it is the inevitable. and it does not require a God to make it happen does that make me clear?