cruiser,
not as much as it would if i hadnt been the one who said that first?
But it does all the same?
i apologise. enlighten me on what people thought earthquakes were other than a god. that is untill geology asserted its awesomeness over all of us
Pretty much the same as what people today think, who are not aware of the scientific explanation.
no its a perfectly plausible idea if you stretch the imagination a little. it doesnt mean its real though....
My point is, you are seeing it from a perspective which may not be... real?
I don't recall giving an explanation of my perspective.
But why do lean toward it being "not real" as opposed to not knowing whether it is real or not? Especially in light of the fact that you regard human
intelligence as limited.
i have been in many earthquakes.... i live in a small country with lots of fault zones.... a scientific explanation my not be necessary but its very interesting.... and real?
If somebody stands on top of a skyscraper, drops some debris landing on a cyclists head killing him. It could be explained and believed that a strong gust of wind was the cause. Would that explanation be real?
do you believe that what humans know right now is all they will ever know?
What does, volume of knowledge, have to do with human intelligence?
criuser said:
i guess all knowing is right up the top, but untill you know everything how can you know how much there actually is to know.
very confusing. and to be honest, kind of irrelevant
me said:
Then don't comment on it then.
We all know science is limited, leave it at that.
cruiser said:
but you used that at the top of your post...... dont be so gosh darn hypocritical
No.
You're the one who claimed human intelligence was limited, and would be able
to decipher how limited by using human intelligence.
I'm not even sure why you have switched human intelligence with volume of knowledge. :shrug:
sorry i assumed you believed in some sort of judeo-christian religion.
Don't worry I am aware of your conditioning.
Are you assuming again?
i was bought up by catholics, went to catholic school and believed in god for quite some time thanks.
So what does this have to do with you understanding what you've been
programmed to hate?
cruiser said:
because religious people actually believe what their chosen religious text has written in it.
cruiser said:
so i dont believe in harry potter? and youd probably think i was slightly mad if i did. try to see from my perspective.
What's harry potter got to do with anything?
Why would I automatically assume you were mad for believing in him, without understanding your position?
You haven't show a perspective as yet, other than the usual cliched thinking, which is clearly the result of conditioning. Prove me wrong and
speak for yourself.
shall we call it faith? oh and the fact that i could see where the soft tissues of the amonite used to be and all its growth rings, its very cool actually.
Look, I'm not gonna argue with you. If it's real, it's real.
But my point is, how do you know it's real, and not a clever replica?
kind of the same thing as how do i know my cats real?
That's quite easy. Your cat acts like it's suppose to act.
i dont really want to get into a philosophical debate on how do we know anythings real
Ok.
i said a christian religion.....
im sorry?
No, you said "christian religions"
i guess my problem is that photosynthesis works just fine without putting god into the equation
And brand new cars work just fine without putting oil in them, untill of course it gets real
low, then you have problems.
I guess it's all a matter of time.
The quality or state of being actual or true.
So you believe the amonite fossill is genuine, your freind doesn't.
Based on your definition, who is right, and why?
jan.