psychoslice
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After all, You are my brother, Psychoslice. Aren't you ?
Yes I am.
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After all, You are my brother, Psychoslice. Aren't you ?
Whoever said that I denied the possibility of God's existence?It means its an childish act to deny the possibility of God existence until science discover the whole universe, is it ?
How can you deny until you search every tiny part of this universe ?Whoever said that I denied the possibility of God's existence?
How can you deny until you search every tiny part of this universe ?
Its your un-capability, not God's.
A bit of salt went down to the sea to ask.. How are you doing friend ?Hi, when you say discover god, what do you think he will be, or look like, if we did find him ?.
In the same sense that it is childish to deny the possibility of sentient oranges in the neighboring Andromeda galaxy. Or in making the inane analogy you have made above.It means its an childish act to deny the possibility of God existence until science discover the whole universe, is it ?
A bit of salt went down to the sea to ask.. How are you doing friend ?
Now who is there to answer. Because now that bit is the sea itself.
That is the God look like somewhat, imo.
Things are created by something, and of course we also discovered it somewhat, But failed to discover the whole.In the same sense that it is childish to deny the possibility of sentient oranges in the neighboring Andromeda galaxy. Or in making the inane analogy you have made above.
Dear, friend.This is how I see it also, god is not something or someone, he is all there is, so why even try to find him ?.
Do you mean things like vases or other objects of decoration?Things are created by something, and of course we also discovered it somewhat, But failed to discover the whole.
There is nothing legitimate about injecting metaphysical axioms when discussing physical phenomena.Things are created by something, Sounds legitimate to imagine.
But if one want to imagine new thing, of course its a choice, but doesn't sounds legitimate to imagine, or debateable.
The difference can be compared to the distance from the frontal lobe to the temporal lobe.There's very big difference between imaginable-things and imagining-things
No, I mean things like Big-Bang etc..Do you mean things like vases or other objects of decoration?
All it depends on what we feel like debating.. imo.There is nothing legitimate about injecting metaphysical axioms when discussing physical phenomena.
So what have we discovered about the big-bang in relation to a theoretical definition of creation behind it?No, I mean things like Big-Bang etc..
See, people can feel like debating whatever they want, the question is do such debates display a consistent line of logic.All it depends on what we feel like debating.. imo.
So, Isn't the word "Big-Bang" is enough itself to tell that ?So what have we discovered about the big-bang in relation to a theoretical definition of creation behind it?
Actually, the point here is that we have not discovered the universe completely, and until we search it completely we cannot say that God doesn't exist.See, people can feel like debating whatever they want, the question is do such debates display a consistent line of logic.
Your standards (or lack thereof) for scientific and religious ideas display no content, nor information.So, Isn't the word "Big-Bang" is enough itself to tell that ?
Of course we can, because searching for something as abstract as a god takes a little more imagination than turning rocks over in Martial landscape. Perhaps NASA should send signals to its rovers on Mars, putting aside the search for water or carbon and start turning rocks in a futile attempt to discover God.Actually, the point here is that we have not discovered the universe completely, and until we search it completely we cannot say that God doesn't exist.
We know only from 'inflation' onwards.So what have we discovered about the big-bang in relation to a theoretical definition of creation behind it?
Hiding somewhere?Actually, the point here is that we have not discovered the universe completely, and until we search it completely we cannot say that God doesn't exist.
And we're finding him/her/it all the time, everywhere, and we do by extension discover the whole universe in every instance of time. We are the universe discovering itself.This is how I see it also, god is not something or someone, he is all there is, so why even try to find him ?.
And we're finding him/her/it all the time, everywhere, and we do by extension discover the whole universe in every instance of time. We are the universe discovering itself.
And we're finding him/her/it all the time, everywhere, and we do by extension discover the whole universe in every instance of time. We are the universe discovering itself.
When will science discover the whole universe ? Possible or Impossible ? what do you think.