Let's set the stage:
If mankind 'created' all words and there was no language to tell anyone what to do;
What is your duty to God?
Do we learn from observing nature?
Would the nature of things show us what is pure?
How do you manage to get "duty to god" (or not) from mankind's creation of words?
If I had treacle sponge for lunch should I plant petunias?
How does he manage to get any of his nonsense?
OKI have no duty to gods.
WHY would it matter whether nature shows what is pure?
That is what i was wondering
this is a religious section (and an unbiased thread)
as well, your sentence is strange (non-sense)
Let's set the stage:
If mankind 'created' all words and there was no language to tell anyone what to do;
What is your duty to God?
Do we learn from observing nature?
Would the nature of things show us what is pure?
If mankind 'created' all words
What is your duty to God?
Do we learn from observing nature?
Would the nature of things show us what is pure?
Let's set the stage:
If mankind 'created' all words and there was no language to tell anyone what to do;
What is your duty to God?
Do we learn from observing nature?
Would the nature of things show us what is pure?
“ Originally Posted by StrangerInAStrangeLa
How does he manage to get any of his nonsense? ”
You're wondering where you get your nonsense???
So i was on the money; before words, what is true?You have it backwards.
A world evolved humans and then humans developed language and created god.
that is after 'words'To help people free from the lie of god.
Words have been used to define what we experience..Everything we have learned has its roots in nature.
so it brings the readers opinion into context; ie.... what you call true and what i call true could be varied"Pure" is just a mental abstraction.
now that is abstract as you are changing your environment for your definition, rather than observing the nature of things as they are.Nature has things we consider pure. we sometimes increase the purity of this or that for our purposes.
that's is where reality stands.But there is nothing magical about something being pure.
before words, what is true?
Language is prerequisite for social exchange.Let's set the stage:
If mankind 'created' all words and there was no language to tell anyone what to do;
What is your duty to God?
Does this make language impure?Do we learn from observing nature?
Would the nature of things show us what is pure?
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If mankind 'created' all words and there was no language to tell anyone what to do;
What is your duty to God?
Do we learn from observing nature?
Would the nature of things show us what is pure?
There is no "true" before words.
When was the last time you were social with God, personally?Language is prerequisite for social exchange.
If you say that there is a time where there was no language yet god and the living entity existed, you are obviously referencing something outside of complex social obligations like "duty"
Language is not pure; people are by choice.Does this make language impure?