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When I responded I did overlook your first post.

Now that I have read it, it is mostly gibberish. We can go on and on debating the meaning of words if you like.

To say you have an open mind and conceive a possibility of absolute limitation is contradictory. So to believe in an infinite God is closer to reality than to believe in a finite existence.
Gibberish

space-time isn't all of existence. Your concept of existence is finite!
I never said it was.

what if??? pointless speculation....
Why is it pointless speculation??

God is beyond space and time, but they are a part of him. Sentience far greater than any human......
Gibberish....Expain this statement.

You know nothing of existence which resembles personality traits which have been acquired to God, but...........yourself! Perhaps your logic is half wise....
LMAO

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Yeah, if you could get non believers of god to believe that existence implies god, then god would logically exist. However, there are already good scientific explanations for existence (big bang), so we are not limited to the idea that there must be a supernatural being in order for existence to take place. This was a good argument for god though about a thousand years ago when we didn’t know how to measure red shift.

So you are not limited to the idea that the big bang is the full reality of existence. God is as natural as he is supernatural. Not sure what red shift is........
Look it up.

To say that the tooth fairy is infinity is limiting the infinite. God does not limit the infinite because God is just that. If you wish to replace the word God with tooth fairy, be my guest. Also, infinity is much more than a mathematical concept....it must be infinite in all aspects otherwise you contradict yourself to speak of it.
Is that so n9ne? Well what are we speaking of then?

Just because our intelligence is finite does not mean a thing. Unless you wish to, once again, contradict infinity. We are merely a part. The brain is a finite piece of matter. The mind is infinite. What sort of "machinery" created your intelligence?
No, the mind is NOT infinite. I will quote myself, "Infinity must be infinite, hehe, yeah I suppose. No, that doesn’t mean intelligence too. From what we know, something, some sort of machinery is needed in creating intelligence. This machinery takes up space. The universe has a finite amount of matter. If we used all the matter in the universe to create the most intelligent brain ever, that would be our limit of intelligence. Save your breathe in arguing about how the brain can reinvent its self. Yes, this is true, but the brain or any computing device can only reinvent its self in order to achieve greater intelligence so many times based on the amount of neurons, or whatever basic processing unit it posses. So this is again a finite limit. "


Then there is no intelligence.
Hehe, more logical inconsistencies.
 
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Is that so n9ne? Well what are we speaking of then?



We are speaking of YOU opening your eyes. You still are mistaken in your half-wise concept of God. Get over yourself.
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No, the mind is NOT infinite. I will quote myself, "Infinity must be infinite, hehe, yeah I suppose. No, that doesn’t mean intelligence too. From what we know, something, some sort of machinery is needed in creating intelligence. This machinery takes up space. The universe has a finite amount of matter. If we used all the matter in the universe to create the most intelligent brain ever, that would be our limit of intelligence. Save your breathe in arguing about how the brain can reinvent its self. Yes, this is true, but the brain or any computing device can only reinvent its self in order to achieve greater intelligence so many times based on the amount of neurons, or whatever basic processing unit it posses. So this is again a finite limit. "




You obviously don't know what Mind is. That quote has nothing to do with mind.
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Hehe, more logical inconsistencies.



Hehe, more illogical half wisdom.
The truth is not one sided it is one whole. Get over your finite concepts of reality. I tell you like I've told Heresy, grow. My concept of God is not limited to a dress, a magic wand and wings. If you compare God with the tooth fairy then you haven't the first idea of Him(Her). There is no argument here because you are arguing against something which I am not even speaking of!
 
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There is no argument here because you are arguing against something which I am not even speaking of!
Ok n9ne! We have been discussing nothing!

Thats why I said this thread is pointless.


"You obviously don't know what Mind is. That quote has nothing to do with mind. "

Ok N9ne!!! I konw nothing about the mind. Oh wise one, can you tell me what the mind is?
 
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just one point...

science does not BACK the THEORY of evolution, as evolution(in the form of creation, I.E. the big bang theory) is impossible according to science, as the second law of science states something cannot come from nothing. Thermal dynamics further backs this point.

Also evolution is evident of course, but evolution was here and evident long before the term science was ever concieved, which makes the point of claiming science as the FACTUAL basis for life mute, science only shows what was allready here, or a THEORY based of mathimatical calculations...

but evolution as a form of creation cannot exsist, DARWIN even aknowledged this before he died.

Carbon dating is not fact, it is still a guess, many carbon dated items have been changed by many millions of years, because it is not a solid basis as to which we can judge or determine time, but it the best option that we have.

your best bet is to believe in what your heart and mind tell you, and forget what others(like myself)try to tell you...lol
 
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When I implied that the big-bang theory isn't fully responsible for existence and you said, "I never said it was", Then why did you bring it up? It hold no point against the existence of God. Random info?
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You could say, in a sense....
mind is to brain; as spirit is to body.

Mind, itself, is not a physical thing. And often times mind and spirit can be switched in many contexts. A very good perspective on mind is written in the book, "The Science of Mind" by Ernest Holmes. He explains better what mind is scientifically, philosophically and spiritually.
 
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something cannot come from nothing

very true. As Einstien said "something must move before something else moves". I dont know if that is a direct quote. Soemthing along those lines though.

From all these points follows that the name into which we are inquiring applies to one and the same science: this must be the one that studies first principles and causes, for the good and the purpose of things are among these causes. Aristotle

the big bang theory also lacks because it is evident that there are two sides. What is on the other side?


How am I irrational? I have yet to have a definition. If I am irrational so be it.

Answer these questions then....

What is the natue or knowledge, and what are its ultimate grounds?

How is the mind related to the body?

How is pleasure related to goodness?
 
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Iwas just playin about the irrational thing. Just thought I throw in a diss since you tried to conceal your identity.

What is the natue or knowledge, and what are its ultimate grounds?
I don’t understand what your asking. Can you reword this question?

How is the mind related to the body?
Hmmmm. The mind is inside the body. I don’t know what else you want. The mind is in your brain. LOL
I'm really not trying to be funny here Tim...


How is pleasure related to goodness?
Hmmmm again. I don’t think they are related at all. I don’t know what "goodness" is to you, but it doesn’t mean anything to me.

I don’t know what the purpose of these questions are. I'm sure there is some reason behind them, so Tim, please explain.
 
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The point is..... there is one mind. It isn't a matter of my isolated mind and your isolated mind. There is no true isolation. If there was a true isolation of mind then we could, in no way, communicate with each other. This is what I am talking about.
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a memory is a chemical compound



Ok. Does that make you feel more alive, or less?