Originally posted by huckleberryhound Isn't the holy trinity a sure fire proof of ghostness ?
I think the term "ghost" is simply to refer to the spiritual realm. So yes, there are "ghosts" or spirits, or at least in terms of Chrisitan theology including God himself.
Originally posted by huckleberryhound Isn't the holy trinity a sure fire proof of ghostness ?
I think the term "ghost" is simply to refer to the spiritual realm. So yes, there are "ghosts" or spirits, or at least in terms of Chrisitan theology including God himself.
Originally posted by huckleberryhound Isn't the holy trinity a sure fire proof of ghostness ?
I think the term "ghost" is simply to refer to the spiritual realm. So yes, there are "ghosts" or spirits, or at least in terms of Chrisitan theology including God himself.
Originally posted by whodey I think the term "ghost" is simply to refer to the spiritual realm. So yes, there are "ghosts" or spirits, or at least in terms of Chrisitan theology including God himself.
Have you read 'God's debris' by Scott Adams, author of Dilbert?