Re: If god exists, what created god?

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In article <3oml3c$q8a@yama.mcc.ac.uk>,
Mathew D. Hendry <mah@sn2.ee.umist.ac.uk> wrote:
>Jagbir Hooda (hooda@chara.gsu.edu) wrote:
>: God is a three-dimensional(3-d) FISH who lives in
two-dimensional(2-d) liquid/water. God lives
>: in liquid ,Becaz FISH don't live without liquid, and only liquid is 2-d.
>: Now ask for yourself, Can a 3-d God creates a 4-d (strictly in `relativity'
>: sense) rock ?... It was easy isn't it :-)
>
>Excuse me for butting in, but what the hell are you on about?
>
>?
>
>--Mat.
>
I agree, where did this FISH thing come from, maybe "God" is a horse or a
monkey or a budgee, but a FISH? Or maybe, just maybe nothing that we mere
humans can catagorize as yet or ever will.

Cat

"That which appears tru to so many can't be absolutely wrong"
- Aristotle -

"And it harm none, do what thou wilt"

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