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Thursday, May 12, 2005

The Internet As A Metaphor For God
A few years ago, I began thinking that the world wide web is a kind of metaphor for the divine, connecting, as it does, so many diverse and different things together. Hence the new title for this homepage, GodWeb. God is not only on the web, God is The Web.

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<a href="users2.titanichost.com/amalopra">JohnBraun</a> said...: tsfpLc write more, thanks.; 3:10 AM

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