barehandkiller
Registered Senior Member
Can we have a rule in Pseudoscience to the effect that "Thou shalt not invoke God to 'prove' your hypotheses"?
Some of the pseudoscience topics might merit actual research, but when people bring in God it just makes the subject into a funding repulsion field.
It may not be so far fetched for there to be an all mighty being. More and more people are starting to believe in consciousness which is in everything and continues to exist outside death of the physical. And that this physical is just holographic projection of our collective consciousness. This consciousness is like a ocean, you can take out a drop and that would be us, but put it back in the ocean and its One again. Personally i think the God depicted in many instances in the bible was advanced ET civilazations which seeded our planets, others were prolly ETs which had a negative influence on us. Some of the Nag Hammadi speak of the real God or the perspective which is One with everything and experiences everything all the time.
http://www.webcom.com/~gnosis/naghamm/apopet.html
Theres a link to Nag Hammadi
Heres a link to a video(3rd in a series of 3) about the holographic nature of what we see as the physical and about consciousness.
http://tinyurl.com/y2ketz
-secrets of the matrix part 3
Im pretty flexible about all this, i dont take it as concrete truth but it feels right to me. So anyway enjoy!
Peace