Xelasnave.1947
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I hope you saw post 660You sensed that part of my reality..... that's empathy.......!
Alex
I hope you saw post 660You sensed that part of my reality..... that's empathy.......!
hehe....yes.....I hope you saw post 660
Alex
Each of my wives were half Dutch.The Dutch are an arrogant breed, old history and
"Nuh-uh, you are!" isn't going to get you out of your demonstrated contradictions and ignorance.You're a master at "projecting" your foibles onto others. It's a signature egocentric behavior.Empathy does not excuse a blatant contradiction in your purportedly cogent arguments. But then, maybe you don't know what "contradiction" or "cogent" mean either. That would seem to fit with your track record.
My arguments are based on cogent knowledge of the universe. Your arguments are based on a host of contradictions in regard to the existence of this universe .
What I see is a mathematical universe is demonstrably a mathematical universe. An entire scientific area of inquiry is contained in Mathematical Theory.
Mathematical theory
A mathematical theory is a mathematical model that is based on axioms. A theory can simultaneously be a body of knowledge (e.g., known axioms and definitions), so in this sense a "mathematical theory" is used to refer to an area of mathematical research within the established theory. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_theory
IOW, the Universe.
OTOH, I am not aware of scripture that can match the body of knowledge and mathematical models of how things work . I submit, that merely citing the mundane definition of "Agency" is not a very cogent model for a definition of god., IMHO......
Ignoring the rest of your ignorant hypocritical rhetoric, we now have the usual vociferously loud mouth nonsense re defining superfluous...let me see...how about, obsolete or wasteful...or perhaps redundant or simply not needed, or maybe useless!!! except of course for those gullible enough to fall for such myths, or those so fearful of death and the thought of finality, that they chose myth to comfort them over the scientific undeniable facts and theories of science.. You may deem religion superfluous, but that's far from supplanting it.
Nonsense. Those who follow scripture have many folk in the ranks who see science as the enemy and work upon ways to discredit science so as their scriptures presumably will gain some credibility ...which they clearly lack else why would these folk making science the enemy bother.Scripture isn't in competition with science.
You may deem religion superfluou
And I guess you don't see the obvious difference between scripture (what I actually said) and "folk in the ranks" (your straw man).Nonsense. Those who follow scripture have many folk in the ranks who see science as the enemy and work upon ways to discredit science so as their scriptures presumably will gain some credibilityScripture isn't in competition with science.
Apparently our understanding of universal mathematics was sufficient to "build and land" a Rover on Mars, or "tease" a Higgs boson from the Higgs Field.Yes, math is a axiomatic system of logic, and as such, is an abstraction based on assumed axioms that cannot be externally proven, much less proven by any correspondence with the natural world (like negative square roots that don't correspond to anything in nature).
I do not care who you are looking at...you have made it crystal clear since you joined SciForums, and openly declaimed in the sentence above, that you only see exactly what you want to see.Unlike many here, and I am looking at you, I have no axe to grind nor am I out to troll people I don't like or start threads to target folk I don't like...
Exactly who is this "intelligent man" of which you speak?That is just so very wrong..more so because he an intelligent man can not for one moment see any reason to be compassionate.
It would possibly behoove you to reread a few of your earlier missives towards me where that was not quite the sentiment you chose to inveigh.And..just because I am mates with paddoboy don't make the mistake of trolling me as I have no problem with you unless you make it your business to make it that way.
Really;Scripture isn't in competition with science. Again, they are non-overlapping magisteria (NOMA). If anything, science has always been about the business of filling the gaps left by religion, without ever proving/evincing anything in religion wrong.
Must we then postulate Divine intervention? Are we to bring in God to create the first current of Laplace's nebula or to let off the cosmic firework of Lemaître's imagination? I confess an unwillingness to bring God in this way upon the scene.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_of_the_gapsThe circumstances with thus seem to demand his presence are too remote and too obscure to afford me any true satisfaction. Men have thought to find God at the special creation of their own species, or active when mind or life first appeared on earth. They have made him God of the gaps in human knowledge. To me the God of the trigger is as little satisfying as the God of the gaps. It is because throughout the physical Universe I find thought and plan and power that behind it I see God as the creator.
You may deem science as superfluous, but let's see which belief system yields the greater gaps when supplanted by the other. Science or Theism.....wanna make a bet?You may deem religion superfluous, but that's far from supplanting it
Your comprehension of English has failed you again. I didn't say math couldn't accurately model and predict nature. That's quite different from mathematics, itself, not being provable simply by that correspondence. Evidence doesn't prove logic, because logical propositions need only be self-consistent, and science doesn't actually provide proofs.Apparently our understanding of universal mathematics was sufficient to "build and land" a Rover on Mars, or "tease" a Higgs boson from the Higgs Field.Yes, math is a axiomatic system of logic, and as such, is an abstraction based on assumed axioms that cannot be externally proven, much less proven by any correspondence with the natural world (like negative square roots that don't correspond to anything in nature).
If mathematics cannot imitate and prove the mechanics of Natural phenomena, why are we using it?
Straw man, as a universe created by God need be no less mathematically regulated than any other.OTOH, your concept of a non-mathematical god regulated universe has not progressed since the cave-dwellers who painted gods on the cave walls.
If you wish to deny the mathematics of evolution and want to wait for God to save mankind from its technological (mathematical) trespasses, you will be doomed to the caves forever.
Appealing to the authority of the opinions of others doesn't make them true.Really;
In 1933, Ernest Barnes, the Bishop of Birmingham, used the phrase in a discussion of general relativity's implication of a Big Bang: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_of_the_gaps
I don't consider science superfluous. That's why I demonstrably understand it better than you. If you understood science, you'd know its methodology is incapable of supplanting metaphysics, philosophy, or many other branches of human knowledge, much less religion.You may deem science as superfluous, but let's see which belief system yields the greater gaps when supplanted by the other. Science or Theism.....wanna make a bet?
Your appeal to your own authority doesn't make it true either. But when it comes to analyzing the way things work, I'd rather consult the authority of science than your authority in theism.Appealing to the authority of the opinions of others doesn't make them true.
I do not care who you are looking at
you only see exactly what you want to see.
Exactly who is this "intelligent man" of which you speak?
It would possibly behoove you to reread a few of your earlier missives towards me where that was not quite the sentiment you chose to inveigh.
Exactly, science is incapable of analyzing religion, because religion has no methodology whatever. It's mythology, a form of religious history.I don't consider science superfluous. That's why I demonstrably understand it better than you. If you understood science, you'd know its methodology is incapable of supplanting metaphysics, philosophy, or many other branches of human knowledge, much less religion.
And I guess you don't see the obvious difference between scripture (what I actually said) and "folk in the ranks" (your straw man).
And what is it you said that is different from "folk in the ranks" (the majority of theists) ?And I guess you don't see the obvious difference between scripture (what I actually said) and "folk in the ranks" (your straw man).
I wouldn't worry too much Alex, dmoe has been conducting himself continually this way for many years and been labeled a troll by admins and mods, both in the past and recently.I don't care that you don't care..just saying I have you pegged...you and Paddo have something going on ..you need to know I don't care.
Yeah, he is quite attracted to me and has been for years, even followed me over to SFN but was quickly hog-tied there, when he tried pulling the same trick there as he did here. It's quite funny actually, but I'll pm you the details if you like as it is off topic here...on the other hand, as you say, why waste the time on such childish trivialities.I see your posts as usually related to Paddo somehow,
It's quite funny actually, but I'll pm you the details if you like as it is off topic here...on the other hand, as you say, why waste the time on such childish trivialities.
Celebrations next Friday Alex if current relaxation of restriction laws allow. And yes, I know you well enough to know you ain't worried, just wanted to mention it again.I am not worried etc and I am sure that DMOE and me will become great mates as I am sure he cant have any problems with me but if he has any problems that would be unfortunate. If he does not like my style he will say so ... won't worry me.
I hope your celebrations went well..or are they still going?
Alex