God and satan Question?

Originally posted by Theophorus

Originally posted by Akragon

Originally posted by Theophorus
reply to post by Akragon

 

Akragon, Its always a pleasure hearing from you. However, first things first. Lets all be in agreement that there is a material world in which we and everything in the known universe is composed of (matter) then there is that of which is not composed of matter. One example would be your thoughts. Arguments on brain function, electrical pulses ect, have no bearing as to what a thought is. Pure and simple ones thoughts are not materialistic in nature.and this too can be proven. Lets not get ahead of ourselves.

edit on 24-5-2011 by Theophorus because: (no reason given)

You should get to the point though man. You've already stated this several times...

We're not ahead of ourselves, we're waiting on you...

I have already given you one example.Ones thoughts would have the same attributes as those of which a spirit would have. Would you like to examine this fact in depth ?

edit on 24-5-2011 by Theophorus because: (no reason given)

Its your arguement man, im just listening in...

Examine away...

reply to post by Theophorus


It's not to be patronizing or intimidating (I'm in no way a specialist philosopher), but you could benefit from knowing my position of philosophical scepticism and 'relative reality-model', when you address me.

Quote: ["Great, now by excepting that there is a material universe you must also accept the idea that we, including all material things, are here in existence."]

Is it correct, if I read the word 'excepting' a 'accepting'? Then I accept, that we are relatively here as relative material phenomena.

Quote: ["Yes or no?"]

Have you lost your marbles? E.g.:

"Have YOU stopped abusing children, yes or no".

Quote: ["there can only be one God -Omni everything. No other God would surfice"]

Why.

Quote: ["This God we'll assume is the God depicted in the Bible as the one true God."]

No, you assume that, not 'we'. And you still haven't validated the bible.

PS A sufficiently advanced complexity can become self-organizing. Hence 'thoughts'.

reply to post by Theophorus


Here's a post, which may interest you. In it I propose something similar to what you try to conclude, but in my case more moderately and without the halleluja-part.

www.abovetopsecret.com... (08:38 AM)