If you could take in all human knowledge, would you be God, or a god?

[tape to tape]

Have you seen the movie Lawnmower Man?

[Forest Whitaker]

wat.

[Deficient Mode]

[Cudi]

idk.

[kingsholygrail]

You'd be a nerd.

[Bob Richards]

I'm already a God.

[xX Hot Fuss]

I would think that "God" wouldn't be limited to human knowledge of the universe/existence.

[kingsholygrail]

Originally Posted by xX Hot Fuss

I would think that "God" wouldn't be limited to human knowledge of the universe/existence.

Also keeping in mind that human "knowledge" is often fallible.

[octopi]

Originally Posted by xX Hot Fuss

I would think that "God" wouldn't be limited to human knowledge of the universe/existence.

Agreed. God has the power to create all kinds of life, something mere knowledge would not necessarily give a person the power to do. We, of course, can observe the beginnings of life from embryonic stages, and can combine already existing cells to start it in many cases.However, this is a who different kettle of fish from actually establishing the building blocks of life.

[KingKopitar11]

I'd be Tom Cruise.

[NYRFAN88]

I'd still be a human ... a smart one yes ... but still human ...

[SoupyFIN]

A choice from the gods, is as useless as the gods themselves.

[Juzmo]

Yes.

[TheGooooch]

A god, since there is no god

[ixcuincle]

If I could take in all human knowledge I'd take to twitter and become the next Eklund / ***************

BREAKING ARNOTT TO RANGERS I2

[seafoam]

What are the perks of a God and a god?

[jumptheshark]

u would be hugh hefner

[Ceremony]

Thanks Mephastophilis, yet fain would I have a book wherein I might behold all spells and incantations, that I might raise up spirits when I please.

Here they are in this book.

Now would I have a book where I might see all characters and planets of the heavens, that I might know ther motions and dispositions.

Here they are too.

Nay, let me have one book more, and then I have done, wherein I might see all plants, herbs and trees that grow upon the eath.

Here they be.

O thou art deceived!

Tut, I warrant thee.

[Vancouver Blazers]

Originally Posted by kingsholygrail

Also keeping in mind that human "knowledge" is often fallible.

Knowledge is knowledge... knowledge is not fallible. Human ability to recall knowledge is what's fallible.

[Guess What]

Id be Satan.

[ixcuincle]

Originally Posted by Jagorim Jarg

Knowledge is knowledge... knowledge is not fallible. Human ability to recall knowledge is what's fallible.

THE KNOWLEDGE is infallible.