Orias
Left Hand Path
How can we know "God" exists?
By the same way we can know anything else.
How does one prove what they know?
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How can we know "God" exists?
The universe only looks precise because we set a standard of what precise is. Everything concerning any god stems from only one source and that is other human beings. Nowhere else.How do you view God? As a literal metaphysical being in the sky? As a state of being? As a force that transcends all? Not literally real, but a symbol that points to something beyond what we can comprehend?
Is there any evidence for God? Scientific, anecdotal, philosophical or otherwise?
I think that the possibility of God is great, considering how organized and precise the universe is; but I wouldn't go so far as to say that I believe in God.
As a tap on the shoulder.How do you view God? As a literal metaphysical being in the sky? As a state of being? As a force that transcends all? Not literally real, but a symbol that points to something beyond what we can comprehend?
I guess I should worship my physics teacher, who is all of the above.
Worship?
Maybe not.
Many things can stand between you and heaven.
I suspect heaven to have hiearchy.
It seems the Greatest of all would be in charge.
How do you view God? As a literal metaphysical being in the sky? As a state of being? As a force that transcends all? Not literally real, but a symbol that points to something beyond what we can comprehend?
Is there any evidence for God? Scientific, anecdotal, philosophical or otherwise?
I think that the possibility of God is great, considering how organized and precise the universe is; but I wouldn't go so far as to say that I believe in God.
How do you view God? As a literal metaphysical being in the sky? As a state of being? As a force that transcends all? Not literally real, but a symbol that points to something beyond what we can comprehend?
Is there any evidence for God? Scientific, anecdotal, philosophical or otherwise?
I think that the possibility of God is great, considering how organized and precise the universe is; but I wouldn't go so far as to say that I believe in God.
If no one has said so yet.....consider...
Billions of copies of a device that can little more than learn.
Each occasion results in a unique spirit....unique perspective.
Someone had to be First in mind and emotion.
First in spirit.
Which I think explains why we are here.
You way undersell humanity. The device you type on was created by us, (and I could drag this example out if it weren't 1am), so obviously we can do more than learn. Also, copies? The diverse personality of every individual human (and animal for that matter) shows that we are certainly not copies.
Of course. I'm not sure which species first evolved to have a mind and emotion though...
Doesn't explain it for those of us who wish to give it some, erm... deeper thought.
The only way we can know for a fact that God exists is if we can test for his existence in some way.
I personally can't imagine what kind of test that could be, given there is no clear definition of God.
That because "Time" Satan doesn't want God to conquer his place, if this would have been happen continuesly, than there would have been BLANK-OUT on this earth (Means no people on earth) everybody will be in heaven, or God's place.I simply wonder why people have this extreme obsession with God and this obsession has at times bring about good consequences and harmony but at times violent occasions. Why we stick to religions that teach us to discrete people and divide them along racial lines.
Yeah right...deeper thought....
How about creation?......now think about it.....carefully....
Which came first?....Spirit?...or substance?
But haven't we had this discussion before?
Did you get it right?
How do you view God? As a literal metaphysical being in the sky? As a state of being? As a force that transcends all? Not literally real, but a symbol that points to something beyond what we can comprehend?
The direct, immediate experience of god might be considered evidence for deity. But I consider that evidence to be rather weak for several reasons. Among them, the possibility that such an experience is some kind of illusion. Again, the possibility that such an experience, like the experience of color, bears no great correspondence to reality beyond the functioning of the brain. And so forth.Is there any evidence for God? Scientific, anecdotal, philosophical or otherwise?
I think the apparent organization and precision of the universe is explainable in terms of natural causes.I think that the possibility of God is great, considering how organized and precise the universe is; but I wouldn't go so far as to say that I believe in God.
Depends how you define spirit. However, we do not, and may never, have the possibility to tell if there was something before matter. How can physical entities even imagine something completely separate from the physical?
Apparently you are incapable of understanding that your overwhelming fear of death proves nothing about "spirit".
Denial of what? Your argument with no supporting evidence founded on an appeal to fear? Yes, fear of accepting fallacy does partially drive me. I have no problem with belief, but stop peddling it as knowledge.