No, I am very sure it will happen.
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Theists and the Truth
- Thread starter Estro Felino
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chinu
chinu
What made you sure ?No, I am very sure it will happen.
I feel it within my heart.
chinu
chinu
stvdv
Veteran Member
Our senses are dualistic, worldly
Truth, God is beyond mind and senses
To realize Truth, you need to go beyond
Purify the mind until "no mind state"
Then realization can happen
I was speaking of evolution, as in evolve. Devolution might be possible, but it's all about awareness anyway.
Your true reality is consciousness, divine spark, God or whatever name we give it. So, the true self, you (consciousness), can't evolve. Just being aware or unaware is what changes, evolves
Audie
Veteran Member
It's like the Truth of teenage love
You're an atheist, right?
This thread is more about the theist\atheist debate.
So stay on topic, mister.
Thank you.
Audie
Veteran Member
Dont write weird stuff ifn ya don't wantYou're an atheist, right?
This thread is more about the theist\atheist debate.
So stay on topic, mister.
Thank you.
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TagliatelliMonster
Veteran Member
Yes.
Is it?
How so?
I did stay on topic. I provided a direct answer to your OP question.So stay on topic, mister.
Thank you.
It seems you didn't like my answer, considering you are doing your outmost best to avoid addressing it in any way you can.
Maybe take a few steps back and read my original answer again, which is here:
Theists and the Truth
I think that what brings all theists (or nearly) together is that they believe that the Truth will be unveiled someday. Most of them believe that when we die, we find out every thing that was hidden from us in life. For example, I believe that when I die, God will tell me all the things I want...
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To elaborate on it:
"truth" is not something that is "revealed".
It is something that is discovered.
So if one believes that it will be "revealed" anyhow in the future, that invites intellectual lazyness... Why bother rolling up your sleaves and trying to find out what the truth is (about anything), when you believe it will be handed / revealed to you anyway in the future?
I don't count on that. So if I wish to know the truth about something, my only option is to work and find out or stay ignorant.
That gives me incentive to do research and discover the world around me instead of sitting on my behind all day, believing it will just be "revealed" to me anyhow.
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Let's give an example.
A criminal named B killed person A.
But B won't tell me he did it.
I will try to look for evidence that can show he did it.... but evidently B will never confess.
What should I do? Should I torture B until he confesses?
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Audie
Veteran Member
The thread was addressed to atheists: are you interested in the Truth?
It is the historical truth. For example I think that Kennedy was killed by the American Deep State.
But that's my own truth.
The historical Truth will remain unknown.
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Audie
Veteran Member
If you don't know what distinction or
meaning you are trying to express
you could just say so.
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ppp
Well-Known Member
Seriously. Just admit you don't know the difference between truth and Truth.
ppp
Well-Known Member
You've proven my points. Checkmate, theists!
And those who believe the Warren Report are the JFK "troofers." They believe the "troof."