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Dry Bones"Clarice"
Truth be told I've never liked the concept of omnipresence. It seems like too easy of an explanation. Whatever, just my thought.
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Awww, she blushed :3
And screwballs, says the great talking skullface....
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The use of the word screwballs is of course poetic license.
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haha I love the second to last pannel XD and this story so far = D
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I thought that moment was awesome. I swear this page was unplanned. It sort of spilled out.
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I love when that happens =} it's usually something awesome
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Every now and then the ecstatic in me actually gets crackin'.
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It's too friggin' confuzzling!!
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In my opinion, omnipresent is one of the most complicated of explanations.
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I guess what I mean is it's too convenient. It just seems like "Well we don't know so we're just going to make this part up".
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But the omnipresent God came after YEARS of worshiping individual, not omnipresent gods.
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Still it's one of those subjects I'm having trouble making sense of. 
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You mean you don't comprehend the concept of omnipresence?
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I comprehend it, I just don't accept it. There's something fundamentally wrong with the logic of it.
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Well, it sounds good and all except the idea only works on paper. Nothing in nature is omnipresent, with the single possible exception of gravity. But even that isn't truly omnipresent because the gravity of any given area strictly depends on the amount of mass, so it isn't so much omnipresent as it is a basic part of mass to begin with.
I suppose if you're able to transcend time and space you could be omnipresent which may very be the case. But then it sounds more like an episode of Doctor Who.
In order for something to be omnipresent you need a constant absolute unchanging variable. And the only thing I can think of that fits that bill is change itself, but then that would be a contradiction. The problem is our universe is constantly changing, and while it may follow a strict set of physical laws to do this, there is enough allowance for randomness that there are no perfectly set variables.
I wish I could make this more concise than that, but in a nutshell that's my problem with the concept of omnipresence. I take a different approach to theology than that.
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Well, wouldn't Death (Not the guy in the comic, more the classical personification of it) trancend time and space? it's not Like Doctor Who came up with that type of idea.
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The idea still doesn't jibe with me.
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Eh, to each his own opinion.
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