"Then you do* think that logic is universal. "
I suppose I do. I can't think of any way that logic would not be universal. I can understand how certain logic sets would be flawed in different ways, but that there is only one way to have unflawwed logic. Its a tough question. Logic which is a falicy in one persons ideas and is the truth in anothers seems outlandish.
"What usually happens when human logic meets an obstacle? What is the usual outcome?"
Um... we overcome it? I'm not sure what you mean. My writing is even boring me. Damnit I might have to spice it up.
"You are not atheist. You are agnostic."
Well, actually I do disblelive in god (I do not believe in god), I don't DENY it per se, but close. No matter what the dictionary says, athiesm is used to mean one that does not believe in god, and I fit that description quite well. Agnostic is usually associated with uncertainty and undecidedness. I am in no way undecided about god. I truely do not believe he exists. Or at least I believe he exists just as much as I believe there is a giant invisible frog in space. I just can't accept something without evidence.
"Yet, choice is left out, which is what most people think of as freewill. "
Tell that to whatsupall....
I suppose I do. I can't think of any way that logic would not be universal. I can understand how certain logic sets would be flawed in different ways, but that there is only one way to have unflawwed logic. Its a tough question. Logic which is a falicy in one persons ideas and is the truth in anothers seems outlandish.
"What usually happens when human logic meets an obstacle? What is the usual outcome?"
Um... we overcome it? I'm not sure what you mean. My writing is even boring me. Damnit I might have to spice it up.
"You are not atheist. You are agnostic."
Well, actually I do disblelive in god (I do not believe in god), I don't DENY it per se, but close. No matter what the dictionary says, athiesm is used to mean one that does not believe in god, and I fit that description quite well. Agnostic is usually associated with uncertainty and undecidedness. I am in no way undecided about god. I truely do not believe he exists. Or at least I believe he exists just as much as I believe there is a giant invisible frog in space. I just can't accept something without evidence.
"Yet, choice is left out, which is what most people think of as freewill. "
Tell that to whatsupall....