Sounds right to me. One cannot disprove the existence of some greater cosmic being who we would label as a "god", but the jump to a personal god who "loves you" and reads your mind is a bit too big a jump, as there is precisely zero credible evidence thereof.Originally Posted by icyrus
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No.Not really.
We still exist and we will all die eventually, might as well make the most of it while we're alive I guess.
Yeh, it would make a difference. Would contradict the laws of nature and everything we understand about the world. Thankfully, contradictions do not exist.
Yeah. That's the unfortunate dilemma we are presented with. Our minds are only smart enough to think of life in terms of cause and effect. In our minds, something just cannot always have been there. So in essence we cannot imagine something always being there and we also only believe in cause and effect (What came first and what came before that etc? Something must have made that and something must have made what came before that). Both these "limitations" of our minds basically disables our ability conceive of a beginning.
Last edited by mercurial; 22-01-2009 at 10:08 AM.
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Not really, the very definition of God would be something which could bypass that need.
I also think this basic requirement for "existences beginning point", proves there must be a God.
Might be nice never to be alone. To have the feeling that an all mighty being is in your head and all around you, watching you...wait...I'm starting to get paranoid...I really wouldn't want anyone reading my mind or watching me....ALL the time!
It's not just our minds which suffer from this truth, all the stuff in the universe plays by these same rules of needing a beginning.
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That doesn't prove anything. The only proof of "God" would be if he physically came down and spoke to us and performed miracles.
Last edited by mercurial; 22-01-2009 at 10:14 AM.
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Er, no.
Except god of course....
You think? Why don't you look around you. If you think it's all one mother of a fluke and we are well developed apes with no point to life except make money and then die and that's the end....Fine!
I personally don't buy that.
Well exactly. Something must bypass the limitations of everything in existence.Except god of course....
Well, Ceiling Cat watches you masturbate - so be careful LOL!
Last edited by rwenzori; 22-01-2009 at 10:18 AM.
"If Java had true garbage collection, most programs would delete themselves upon execution."
Robert Sewell.
Er, why dont you try hypothesize what the beginning catalyst would require?
What do you think it would need?
Stop thinking of time as linear.
"If Java had true garbage collection, most programs would delete themselves upon execution."
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