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Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
If there were no mountains, man could not comprehend the possibility of ascending and descending; if there were no rocks, he could not understand that there are such things as hard bodies. It is necessary for the spirit to acquire experience; and, to that end, he must know both good and evil.
My parents taught me all that.
God was not necessary
Originally posted by FloatingGhost
reply to post by Annee
Yea fifty cent said it to...sunny days wouldn't be special if it wasn't for rain. Joy wouldn't feel so good if it wasn't for pain. Doesn't take god or a million words to understand or say that.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
If there were no mountains, man could not comprehend the possibility of ascending and descending; if there were no rocks, he could not understand that there are such things as hard bodies. It is necessary for the spirit to acquire experience; and, to that end, he must know both good and evil.
My parents taught me all that.
God was not necessary
Did you have mountains and rocks in your spirit experience class?
Spirit School sounds like a total cinch to pass. Ascend and descend. Know hard things.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
If there were no mountains, man could not comprehend the possibility of ascending and descending; if there were no rocks, he could not understand that there are such things as hard bodies. It is necessary for the spirit to acquire experience; and, to that end, he must know both good and evil.
My parents taught me all that.
God was not necessary
Did you have mountains and rocks in your spirit experience class?
Spirit School sounds like a total cinch to pass. Ascend and descend. Know hard things.
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
God is what is unknown and beyond us.
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
You dont need to read the bible or be religious to know these laws are in control call them science call them GOD, call them whatever for it need not need mans thoughts, how vain. To obey them is what this math requires of you. It really is scientific system of perfection. A deep balance, and equilibrium of consciousness.
Call them what you will but in a sense that is what God is. The Laws of phGysOicDs.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
You dont need to read the bible or be religious to know these laws are in control call them science call them GOD, call them whatever for it need not need mans thoughts, how vain. To obey them is what this math requires of you. It really is scientific system of perfection. A deep balance, and equilibrium of consciousness.
We already have a term for that: the laws of physics. I too respect, admire and stand in awe of them.
I just won't call them a god.
That is not logic, it's inductive reasoning and unfortunately it's all predicated on your misunderstanding on evolution.
That aside, the attempt to disprove a scientific theory does not make a competing hypothesis correct. I asked you how you knew that the claims in the bible were true and you seem to have provided me an argument against evolution. I don't get it: this is a non sequitur.
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Call them what you will but in a sense that is what God is. The Laws of phGysOicDs.
Originally posted by MarkJS
reply to post by traditionaldrummer
Perhaps you did not see my reasonings. These posts are what I was referring to. The evolution stuff was directed at others.......
post#1
post#2
..note: these are on p.15. You might have to scroll down to view the posts. The links are not linking fully, it seems.
Rgrds....
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
If you cannot understand word in its figurative nature then these words are not for you yet.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Call them what you will but in a sense that is what God is. The Laws of phGysOicDs.
No. The laws of physics are the laws of physics. Not god.
Once you realize that deities are not part of the equation I'm confident you'll be quite the science enthusiast
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
All depends who you are asking. I just finished telling you that God is the infinitude of hyper math running the universe and everything contained within and beyond and agreed that it is the laws of physics some people like me call it GOD. Cant argue that. They are just words. You have no idea what idea what I or someone places behind certain words.
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Its the idea of what God is that makes it unbelievable. God is what is unknown and beyond us
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Its the idea of what God is that makes it unbelievable. God is what is unknown and beyond us
Thank you for sharing your belief.
My unknown is not called god.
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Its the idea of what God is that makes it unbelievable. God is what is unknown and beyond us
Thank you for sharing your belief.
My unknown is not called god.
Originally posted by FloatingGhost
reply to post by Shadow Herder
I'm at home with my wife watching it's always sunny in Philadelphia laughing my ass off. She is yapping at me to stop talkin sheet to people on the Internet.