[GodGunsGuts]

==I hardly duck an argument about Science but delve into the data and see what it says.

Is this one of those times, Allmendream???

[allmendream]

Not at all. You are indeed correct that the black hole at the center of our galaxy is not a quasar. I thought quasar was the general term for any black hole at the center of a galaxy and I was mistaken.

However the black hole of our galaxy is obviously more central than either our planet or the star that our planet circles, as our star does indeed circle the central mass of our galaxy.

Now can you answer my question? Does humanity need to be in a centralized location for God to see us or to love us and think we are important? Or is it enough that we are on the spiral arm of a galaxy that isn't in the center of the Virgo galactic cluster which is also not the central galactic cluster? Does God love us any less if this is in fact the case?