Thief
Rogue Theologian
Linearity never really explained much.
And that would be your Achille's heal.
You're living a linear existence, while at the same time denying it.
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Linearity never really explained much.
Substance of course, unless you can demonstrate the existence of spirit as an objective substance.
We perceive linearity. Our perceptions have been flawed in the past.And that would be your Achille's heal.
You're living a linear existence, while at the same time denying it.
We perceive linearity. Our perceptions have been flawed in the past.
Correction: faith can't be proven. It's irrational and based on rejecting evidence for the sake of belief.Faith needs no proving...however....
The question I posed in my previous post is a crossroads.
You have chosen.
You chose poorly.
Spirit first.
Correction: faith can't be proven. It's irrational and based on rejecting evidence for the sake of belief.
I've chosen what separates humans from (most) other animals. If you choose to follow a lesser path, congratulations.
Unless you can prove what you believe under the title of "faith", I really have nothing to discuss.Correction back at you.
Faith requires no proving is a correct statement (Webster's).
As for my beliefs, I don't use dogma.
I use cause and effect...spirit first.
I would like to see you expound on your last claim to fame.
Start a thread to that effect and send me a pm.
Correction back at you.
Faith requires no proving is a correct statement (Webster's).
As for my beliefs, I don't use dogma.
I use cause and effect...spirit first.
I would like to see you expound on your last claim to fame.
Start a thread to that effect and send me a pm.
Obviously, since we defined God as the first thing, it is objectively so that God is the first thing. Have some faith.Cause and effect, you can't get something from nothing, so why do you claim God created everything? What created God?
What created that which created God?
What created that which created that which created God?
What created that which created that which created that which created God?
What created that which created that which created that which created that which created God?
What created that which created that which created that which created that which created that which created God?
How long do you want to continue this charade?
Unless you can prove what you believe under the title of "faith", I really have nothing to discuss.
The speed of light is constant, no matter where you are, how you are moving, or where you are looking. This shows us that time is non-linear. It must change rate at different points in space.Show us your epiphany.
And you accept the definition that faith requires no proving....yet insist upon proof?
The speed of light is constant, no matter where you are, how you are moving, or where you are looking. This shows us that time is non-linear. It must change rate at different points in space.
The speed of light is constant, no matter where you are, how you are moving, or where you are looking. This shows us that time is non-linear. It must change rate at different points in space.
Accepting the definition of a word, while disagreeing with the word itself, does not mean he is being hypocritical.
Must be a typo.
Light a s a constant....yet must change rate?
And this would be relevant to God in what manner?
Fuzzy math?Math. It's a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff, in reality.
Substance of course, unless you can demonstrate the existence of spirit as an objective substance.
Go back, and reread the post. I think you've misintepreted it delibrately.Must be a typo.
Light a s a constant....yet must change rate?
And this would be relevant to God in what manner?
I meant space is wibbly-wobbly. Math is fine. (Except, of course, fuzzy logic, but that's supposed to be wibbly.)Fuzzy math?
Go back, and reread the post. I think you've misintepreted it delibrately.