mikkel_the_dane
My own religion
Your own posts refute you far too often.
That is just words. Show it in total and not just claim it. Burden of proof, you know.
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Your own posts refute you far too often.
What are you talking about? If you mean your past failures there is no need to do so. By the others have accused you of solipsism. Not me. I was the one that observed the closely related nihilistic arguments. Perhaps the others are right.That is just words. Show it in total and not just claim it. Burden of proof, you know.
What are you talking about? If you mean your past failures there is no need to do so. By the others have accused you of solipsism. Not me. I was the one that observed the closely related nihilistic arguments. Perhaps the others are right.
At times you seem to think that an accusation is a refutation.
In a nutshell it is the belief that we cannot know anything.Okay, fair enough.
What is nihilism to you? I might learn something.
In a nutshell it is the belief that we cannot know anything.
Perhaps. Is your version of knowledge of any use?Well, I do use knowledge. I just have another methodology for it than you. Knowledge is the broad sense belongs with philosophy and not just science and logic.
We just have different understandings of how we know, that we know. That is all.
Perhaps. Is your version of knowledge of any use?
Why do you keep posting that article? Are you trying to use a strawman argument?Of any use is 1st person evaluation and not objective knowledge. So if you want objective evidence of any use, I can't give that to you.
Here it is with other words:
Science has limits: A few things that science does not do - Understanding Science
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Science doesn’t tell you how to use scientific knowledge
Although scientists often care deeply about how their discoveries are used, science itself doesn’t indicate what should be done with scientific knowledge. Science, for example, can tell you how to recombine DNA in new ways, but it doesn’t specify whether you should use that knowledge to correct a genetic disease, develop a bruise-resistant apple, or construct a new bacterium. For almost any important scientific advance, one can imagine both positive and negative ways that knowledge could be used. Again, science helps us describe how the world is, and then we have to decide how to use that knowledge.
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Why do you keep posting that article? Are you trying to use a strawman argument?
You appear to be trying to use it as one. And I never implied that there was a scientific theory of utility. You were using it as a strawman argument.Well, it is not a strawman argument. It is a fact. All utility is a 1st person evolution. There is no scientific theory of utility, because utility is subjective.
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You appear to be trying to use it as one.
It depends upon what is important to an individual, and the subject of the song may have helped, but that does sound like a bit of a shallow reason to choose a church. The one example she gave has a dogma that she does not accept. You can check out what churches claim to teach if one is willing to dig just a little on the internet.
Okay, but what does that have to do with picking a new church?I believe when on vacation one gets to enjoy different kinds of worship. My church has one guitar and hymns and praise songs. A band will play more modern music.
What makes you think that I don't understand the difference between knowledge and belief, SZ?Too bad that you do not even understand the difference between knowledge and belief.
Be curious no longer, SZ. It is very simple.And yet you can only justify your beliefs to yourself. I am very curious as to what nonsuperstitious Christianity consists of.
Because I have the ability to demonstrate the difference. Do you think that you can?What makes you think that I don't understand the difference between knowledge and belief, SZ?
Please you just refuted yourself. Like it or not God beliefs are beliefs in magic.Be curious no longer, SZ. It is very simple.
A superstition is a belief or way of behaving that is based on fear of the unknown and faith in magic or luck.
So... Non-superstition is the opposite.
QED
Because I have the ability to demonstrate the difference. Do you think that you can?
No, I did not refute myself. The reason I did not refute myself is that I don't believe that believing in God is the same as believing in magic.Please you just refuted yourself. Like it or not God beliefs are beliefs in magic.
You did not like or did not understand the answer. That is not my problem. You may not be letting yourself understand the answer; That happens a lot with theists.SZ, your ability to demonstrate the difference between knowledge and belief does not answer my question.
In fact, you seem to be evading answering my question. So, let's try again:--
What makes you think that I don't understand the difference between knowledge and belief?