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And how does the objective procedure of real science become a part of a topic on religious duality, except as an inclusion in a standard 'god'/bible-promoting sermon?
Originally posted by bogomil
reply to post by SuperiorEd
You wrote, as you have done several times before:
["6. The Bible explains physics in the first verse."]
And I will answer, as I usually do: No, it doesn't.
And how does the objective procedure of real science become a part of a topic on religious duality, except as an inclusion in a standard 'god'/bible-promoting sermon?
edit on 16-7-2011 by SuperiorEd because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by IKTOMI
reply to post by blazenresearcher
If I were you I'd dance naked in the middle of the street just to embarrass you.
Hail Eris!
Originally posted by blazenresearcher
Originally posted by IKTOMI
reply to post by blazenresearcher
If I were you I'd dance naked in the middle of the street just to embarrass you.
Hail Eris!
I am remiss as to why if you don't agree you feel the need to be rude. If you disagree just state so and move along.
Originally posted by IKTOMI
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Originally posted by blazenresearcher
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Start with sacred geometry and harmonics, once you grasp that knowledge...you can move on from there! Good Luck...I'll be cheering you on! Peace!
Originally posted by bogomil
reply to post by SuperiorEd
You wrote:
["God is the topic."]
Basically the topic is religious dualism, not your 'god'.
Quote: ["Science is the description by implication implicit in the context of what is studied. Science is the context describing what a conscious observer produces. The observer is science measuring what is governed (also consciousness)."]
Please notice, that I wrote real science, which in any case in this context is a minor point.
Quote: [" Unless you have context other than incredulity to describe what governs, you are left outside my OP."]
Your OP. But I am relating to the thread OP, as that's what states topic. Your comment here is just a comment and doesn't define topic? Anyway an OP doesn't dictate premises either.
Quote: ["I used objective procedure proved by science to support consciousness in the equation."]
Repeasting that claim endlessly doesn't make it true. But it's a question for debate on the threads related to it. End of this direction for me in the present context. Take it up, where it belongs.
You wrote, as you have done several times before:
And I will answer, as I usually do: No, it doesn't.
And how does the objective procedure of real science become a part of a topic on religious duality, except as an inclusion in a standard 'god'/bible-promoting sermon?
But there you have it; cosmos is created from an initial asymmetry, and 'balance', 'harmony' and 'non-dualism' (as new-agers like to call such in their own simplistic way) is acquired, not automatic.
You wrote:
["Has anyone seen my donkey?"]
I can't say for sure if it's your donkey, but a donkey suddenly turned up (virtually) in my garden, where it's now (virtually) grazing. Included in the scenario is a person sitting on top of it, who well may be you.
As that person is looking everewhere else than at the donkey, probably looking for it, but in the wrong place, I may have answered you.
If you give me a destination, I can beam both there, so you can determine.
Exoterically I'm a pastafarian, as it gives me a reference-point to other similar religions.
Esoterically I'm an Eris'ian, but I'm not even sure about this myself.
From an exoteric position I would say, that the method of finding one's ass with the help of closed eyes, both hands and a map pragmatically appears to be worthless for some people.
Which circumstantially leads me to a topic-related point: Maps, or perspectives. And maps of maps and perspectives on perspectives.
With some sweeping and arbitrary generalizations I would categorize 'seekers' the following way.
Those believing so much in maps, that they have forgotten, that a territory exist.
Those having a decent map of the territory, but filling out the white spots with hopes, guesses or 'anti-vacuum'-desperation.
Those having a no-map map. Currently quite popular in some circles, as it gives certain advantages when looking for intimate company, because having a no-map map is cool.
And finally those who really give a bleep about maps (amongst other options manifested in 'doing through non-doing').
All of which sounds very weird and out-of-context here, but which I can assure everybody, is very relevant and becomes self-evident after 10 seconds (or in my case 40 years. But better late than never).
Hail Eris also.
But there you have it; cosmos is created from an initial asymmetry, and 'balance', 'harmony' and 'non-dualism' (as new-agers like to call such in their own simplistic way) is acquired, not automatic.