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I found this article thought-provoking and significant, and I appreciate your insights!
I'd love to delve deeper into the concept of a personal god in connection with the initial question posed in the article. How does this concept relate to addressing the issues you mentioned earlier? After reading the entire piece, it's still not entirely clear to me.
Additionally, I'd like to mention that people tend to create gods in various ways. For instance, in the realm of science, there's a belief akin to religious faith. Take cryogenics, for instance; despite the fact that freezing can eventually harm cells, some individuals have faith in a certain scientist's ability to resurrect them in the future, essentially placing their trust in a kind of future deity.
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