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I have a Scripture that says otherwise. So the Scripture which you're alluding to cannot mean what you're insisting it means. God did not create Himself. The light He created cannot be the same light that He is. Yet, He is light (per Scripture).

Based on your declaration that space isn't a thing. If for all intents and purposes all space has always existed, then that's why I'm asking what is the difference between this idea and pantheism? We know and believe that God has always existed, but if space also has always existed, then space...

He didn't have to create light; He is light.

So what do you propose. While we wait for Him? What would He have us do, do you think?

I have no idea man, but we've done this 50 times, and I'm certain that it was never 100% approval in any of those cases.

I only support voluntary annexation.

This guy was really funny. I liked a lot of his content from the 1980's. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/11/arts/television/gallagher-dead.html

https://theologyonline.com/threads/suicidality-and-the-second-amendment.58938/

YOU'RE IN

I only read A Good Man is Hard to Find, for school, decades ago. I had no idea from that (I certainly don't remember it anyway) that she was Christian, and it just wouldn't have registered that she was Catholic, and I only recently learned just how faithful a Catholic that she was. It's always...

Sure would. Do you know what kind of mineral reserves they have over there? Speaking of which, next up should be Venezuela, they don't know what they're doing down there either.

If that happens (like it did before) we need to be smart this time and get in there immediately, take charge, and annex.

But what is the distinction between this and pantheism.

It means more than that though, it means there was no everywhere. There was no space, since as @redfern pointed out, what does it mean to separate light from darkness, but the creation of space, with no photons in it. God is light, 1st John 1:5 (I know it's not written to you, but it's written...

Do you know the name for the fallacy you just committed there? Who cares.

Doubt.

Ever any fossils found ... in the wrong strata?

idk about anybody else, but I'm ready for a Catholic president.

You're starting to understand me then. Banana.