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MD Marketers wrote:Still haven't showed how you didn't get zero, but I'm now officially too fed up of asking to care any more.
How does what you have just said show that belief in God is logical?
bluesclues wrote:MD Marketers wrote:Still haven't showed how you didn't get zero, but I'm now officially too fed up of asking to care any more.
How does what you have just said show that belief in God is logical?
because it is a valid perspective that is gained from reasoning. not from evidence per se. but from common knowledge and observation. that line of reasoning explains that matter is dead of its own and thus cannot arbitrarily come to form order out of chaos. it requires an author, a sentient form to create order for a purpose. it defined that sentient creator as existing in a pre-material state. meaning.. pure consciousness. the original decider and first actor. this is God. using will to mold the universe into form and order. so that it can impart a bit of the sea of consciousness that is it's existence to inferior lifeforms within the material world it created. the small amount of consciousness imparted to us is referred to as Spirit or soul. each of us has a little and that is why we can will and manipulate matter... our bodies. without it our bodies would not be animated.
the deeper you study the more u understand the logic behind it. and thats why the majority of the world is centred on the idea of God for thousands of years. because that many people see the reasoning that justifies God. billions upon billions of people. but besides that.. our history, our only history begins with our ancestors who gave us all things including science, agriculture and mathematics also gave us mysticism. and attributed it the source of all things. they accessed metaphysical states and documented their findings. they even documented how to access that state and test it for yourself. but its just not an easy thing. so alot of people just give up saying its impossible. because the majority of people are failing to achieve what is set out for us to do.. we have a fox and grapes scenario. "i cant get it its too hard so its fake."
but i dont believe so. i believe in the ancients. that their wisdom and knowledge is very accurate of our world. they defined all these things, including logic. why is it we take everything that the ancients say and have proven through evidence, but the one thing.. mysticism, is rejected. you need to look into ancient cultures and ull see how wise they really were. i mean there are cultures that perfectly identified binary stars which is impossible to see with the naked eye, and only recently have our most powerful telescopes been able to confirm that they were in fact binary. they already knew the earth was round. they knew all the planets were suspended in the "heavens" and could even point out those planets in the sky. even saying which ones were closer and further.. even though the brighter one may be further. where many may assume because it is the brightest it is closest. great accuracy.
thus i have seen the ancients demonstrate their wisdom time and time again. i believe they are telling the truth on all accounts. not just the parts i want to accept. because its obvious they had an unorthodox or simple means of learning so much about the universe and accomplishing such great feats as they have in the wonders of the world. what do you want me to say if they say "beings from another world taught them how to write". what do u want me to say when they say "the God of this world is not confined or constricted by the rules within it?" makes sense to me. hes not physical. hes invisible because again he existed in the pre-material state of pure consciousness. i dont see why that should be considered silly. especially as we dig deeper we find nothing at the quantum level and beyond. so all of matter is made up out of nothing and that's logical. the visible was created out of the invisible. the universe says so. accept it. its logical. thats just part of the logic behind belief of God. but the mystics said it first... thousands of years ago with no telescope and no microscope.. apparently. how did they do it? guess?
bluesclues wrote:no u just hope u could run around in circles dodging forever. we past all that.
the standing question now is..
would you say that language is based on logic?
or
do you agree with the statement "language is based on logic"?
taking note that that was pretty obvious.. and u dodged it completely with a set of rambling. regarding the dishonesty.. seems like a case of the pot calling the kettle black because that is the question ive been tryin to ask u for numerous posts and u keep dodging it. so who is dishonest and who keeps dodging and trying to change the topic?
Slartibartfast wrote:Hmmmmm.... I concur... Language is based on logic but it is NOT a form of logic. Just like The Matrix was based on science but it was not a type of science
bluesclues wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Hmmmmm.... I concur... Language is based on logic but it is NOT a form of logic. Just like The Matrix was based on science but it was not a type of science
im just showing how different perspectives can shine a light on a truth that was not apparent from a previous perspective. one perspective does not show that language is based on logic.. meaning that from that perspective only assumption can give the statement weight. but from another perspective, reasoning can act as evidence and reveal a logical conclusion.
it is true that though a logical assertion may be valid, it may not actually be occuring in a way that can be tangibly verified. but until that is demonstrated, it stands as a logical possibility. thus saying the existence of God is an illogical assertion would be quite incorrect. because it is founded on logical patterns that can be gleaned through reasoning. using the constructs of language itself. reasoning thus uses evidence of various natures to create logical assertions.
but we always meet up that chicken and egg paradox. whether it be through science or through reasoning. this does not invalidate one or the other. but shows that both are at least equally relevant.
BoxEater wrote:religion is a fabrication made to enslave the mind.....money is a fabrication made to enslave the body......progression of the human intellect cannot stop......from the ages of the caveman wondering what is the moon.......to the day the same humans set foot on the moon......
so to we as a species will evolve and the future will forever remain uncertain.............
bluesclues wrote:it is true that though a logical assertion may be valid, it may not actually be occuring in a way that can be tangibly verified. but until that is demonstrated, it stands as a logical possibility. thus saying the existence of God is an illogical assertion would be quite incorrect. because it is founded on logical patterns that can be gleaned through reasoning. using the constructs of language itself. reasoning thus uses evidence of various natures to create logical assertions.
Slartibartfast wrote:Sigh. .. I feel like you are still stuck on the most basic of concepts.
So by your logic it is illogical to say that there is no dragon in Carl Sagan's garage?
Look up that absurd argument and read up on the burden of proof. You are arguing basic points that have been disproven several times before.
crock101 wrote:Religious people aren't necessarily all insane ,but they do seem to share some of the same traits as the mentally deranged .having Conversations with imaginary friends is not normal nor is it a sign of a healthy mental state.
They are a group, and for you to reference them as a group refutes what you are saying. They are grouped by their theological view, not their view on origins. In the same way theists are grouped by their theological view, not their view on origins.brainchild wrote:Just for the record atheist are not a group like
bluefete wrote:Until atheists / scientists can tell me what caused the Big Bang, I will kepebelieving in God.
crock101 wrote:Religious people aren't necessarily all insane ,but they do seem to share some of the same traits as the mentally deranged .having Conversations with imaginary friends is not normal nor is it a sign of a healthy mental state.
Habit7 wrote:They are a group, and for you to reference them as a group refutes what you are saying. They are grouped by their theological view, not their view on origins. In the same way theists are grouped by their theological view, not their view on origins.brainchild wrote:Just for the record atheist are not a group like
brainchild wrote:Habit7 wrote:They are a group, and for you to reference them as a group refutes what you are saying. They are grouped by their theological view, not their view on origins. In the same way theists are grouped by their theological view, not their view on origins.brainchild wrote:Just for the record atheist are not a group like
Atheist simply means you don't believe in god...that's the only similarity. I have met many atheist with varying views on creation morals etc. So I was jus saying that you can't automatically assume that once a person is an atheist they believe in the big bang.
Also I don't know where u saw me reference them as a group.
bluesclues wrote:Mystical logic begins... logically with asserting that sentience existed previously and created and molded matter to form the universe.
crock101 wrote:If the evidence suggests that it was aliens who seeded life on earth I would go with it ,as long as the evidence was sound ,whether I liked the idea or not.
Slartibartfast wrote:bluesclues wrote:Mystical logic begins... logically with asserting that sentience existed previously and created and molded matter to form the universe.
And what warrants this beginning assertion upon which all mysticism is based?
You just made my point for me. Mysticism is founded upon an unwarranted assertion.
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