reply to post by ButtUglyToad
I understand what your saying but logic does indeed dictate that there is color to the blind man he is told of the concept of color so to him color
exists, even if his perception of it is different because he can't see he knows there is color.
If there weren't words then what are we typing???, of course everything can be seen arbitrary but again if we do we end up with the concept of the
core being nothingness.
As far as the thesis on the understanding of God it's not logic that truly defines whether or not one believes in such a creator but faith and faith
is a derivative of love not logic.
Besides the core belief system of man/women can never be logic at step one because we come to the understanding of logic through perception and what
others before us perceived and through that (the begining of man) we came to a united conclusion through our perceptive of what constitues logic and
we evolved from there.
Besides if man just stuck to the notion that everything is logic based on a scientific standard of his day we would still think the world is flat
there would be no cure for polio.
Man needs to think outside the box in some cases and not rely on what a consensus of his peers deem as logic at that time because if that were the
case man would never invent anything, hence my statement about the world being flat and polio.