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Funny story Basically by saying tht the suit cannot proceed because God was not properly served with a summons, the court has established a legal precident of God's existance in Nebraska.

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Funny story Basically by saying tht the suit cannot proceed because God was not properly served with a summons, the court has established a legal precident of God's existance in Nebraska.
See I was going to not post that here.:)

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Funny story Basically by saying tht the suit cannot proceed because God was not properly served with a summons, the court has established a legal precident of God's existance in Nebraska.
But not his Omnipresence-ness apparently.

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David Fryer wrote:Funny story Basically by saying tht the suit cannot proceed because God was not properly served with a summons, the court has established a legal precident of God's existance in Nebraska.But not his Omnipresence-ness apparently.
True. Maybe Nebraska's laws are stricter about being served then other states. In Utah, if you can prove you can't get in touch with the person, they file a public notice in the newspaper and the person is considered served.

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Guy Humual wrote:True. Maybe Nebraska's laws are stricter about being served then other states. In Utah, if you can prove you can't get in touch with the person, they file a public notice in the newspaper and the person is considered served.David Fryer wrote:Funny story Basically by saying tht the suit cannot proceed because God was not properly served with a summons, the court has established a legal precident of God's existance in Nebraska.But not his Omnipresence-ness apparently.
In California, you need to assemble a group of not less than 4 youths, perform a public dance, and call out the party for failing to dance as well. Then, and only then, can one be served.

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So Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy exist too? What about my imaginary friends? Now I can finally establish their existence by suing them in a court of law. Yes!
Well Saint Nick died a long time but I suppose you can drop the writ off at his grave sight in Amarna.
The easter Bunny, well he tasted good in the stew last week.
tooth fairy I have no clue maybe ask the Rock.

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Funny story Basically by saying tht the suit cannot proceed because God was not properly served with a summons, the court has established a legal precident of God's existance in Nebraska.
Would you not serve his legal representative if he refuses to show?