How does that follow? The brain is still a part of you.AAF said:
Besides, do you consider mirages a trick of the brain?
That as well.
God Is Self-contradictory. Hence, God Doesn’t Exist.
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Besides, do you consider mirages a trick of the brain?
Fallacy of definition- God is not a person, cannot use "nobody"Hapsburg said:Nobody is perfect,
Perfect is God only;
Therefore, God is Nobody.
Therefore, He does not exist.
There, simple.
Also, premise number one is an assumption
God is the observer. He can subjectively perceive the entire universe. So, by definition, space-time must be absolute to Him.AAF said:
You need to prove that. You don't seem aware of the evidence and implications of the hypothesis above...
No. They are different times of the day. There is an illusion that it is the same simply because we use the same clocks and they are all synchronized. If you change the time in your clock, what happens now?AAF said:
Regardless, you always perceive the time as an absolute time. You are in an absolute frame of reference (i.e. you) therefore, you will indeed experience a sense of absoluteness. But for a kid that is not even yet inside a woman's belly, what time is it?
Again, relative absolute frames of reference. You are not aware to the implications. For the little kid, time began 2 weeks ago. For the old person, time began 99 years ago. Do you think they perceive the same time?
TruthSeeker said:How does that follow? The brain is still a part of you.
Besides, do you consider mirages a trick of the brain?
That as well.
'still a part of you'!
Your brain is where your mind is.
Your brain is where your ego, your feelings,
your memories, and your ideas, reside.
Your brain is certainly you.
Why?AAF said:
No, it is not the same 'deity'.
It is a 'Deity' for each frame of reference.
It needs to be answered.AAF said:
It is still a non-serious question!
If you preferred, you can answer the following:
"How tall are you?"
That's irrelevant. The brain is part of you. So what?AAF said:
'still a part of you'!
Your brain is where your mind is.
Your brain is where your ego, your feelings,
your memories, and your ideas, reside.
Your brain is certainly you.
A rock is not a person. From your logic, a rock does not exist. :bugeye:AAF said:
AAF said:
Wow you are so wrong on the first line. Good job.
"Entities should not be multiplied unnecessarily" - William of Ockham.
Wouldn't the explaination of everything be easier if God did exist? I am not claiming he does, but I think this is the simplist explanation. God not existing would mean we would need to explain every thing about where the universe came from, for example. It's much easier to say God made it.
You are following me, Absane.
Well I think you are making me follow you. See, what I do is post something... check the SF homepage for any new postings... read them, and then maybe reply. If there are no new posts or nothing I am interested in, I do something else for the next 60 seconds to hour then come back. You post just as much as I do in some cases you are always make the first post I see... and it is generally in a thread I have participated in
Ha! So you are my fan, are ya?
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Why?
Because God is always defined in terms of 'what He can do'.
And 'what He can do' always implies time.
But time, according to taken-literally Relativity,
is not one but many, i.e. there is one time
(the same as the universal one) for every possible
frame of reference based on motion or gravitatiion.
Basing His definition on "what he can do" seems to be limiting to Him. Why would He want to do something? Does He have desires? What on earth would compell Him to do something (pun!AAF said:
Why?
Because God is always defined in terms of 'what He can do'.
And 'what He can do' always implies time.
But time, according to taken-literally Relativity,
is not one but many, i.e. there is one time
(the same as the universal one) for every possible
frame of reference based on motion or gravitatiion.
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