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> He was literally closer to God If you subscribe to a religion that not only assigns a physical known location to God, but puts that location at a significant
by addaon 1y ago
> He was literally closer to God
If you subscribe to a religion that not only assigns a physical known location to God, but puts that location at a significant distance away from humanity either in a specific direction, or in a general “anywhere except where those people are” sense. Is that a common belief structure?
- chronogram 1y agoI think it is common. In that religion heaven is in the clouds above, and someone going very high up into the clouds but not reaching it then got closer than others did.
- addaon 1y agoSo sort of the projective real line?