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John Platko wrote:

romansh wrote:I can't imagine why Catholics often think of themselves as such experts on god.

Well - that's a start. Now tell us about something else you can't imagine. Tell us about the God you can't imagine.

Also the charges in the universe appear to balance so there is no net positive charge.

My "positive force" is not the same thing as positive charge. My positive force drives Dissipative Adaptation .

Also if cosmologists like Krauss are right the whole universe adds up to zero energy then gravity has to be considered a negative force.

Well on the off chance that Krauss is right I suggest you don't pray to gravity. (Platko's Wager)

Last night in a group I attend, and earlier with my mentor, the subject of this positive force and doing good kept getting tossed around. I have this concern over how it was decided that good is the positive direction toward which I should goal. I don't like arbitrary things like that. Do you know what I am talking about here?

Is it enough that it just makes me happier overall to do it that way?