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@Stephen
I actually ask questions that the answers to which are incredibly insightful to the knowledge of the respondants. You are a prime example.Keep it up, I enjoy getting the responses I've already determined will be elicited.
I actually ask questions that the answers to which are incredibly insightful to the knowledge of the respondants.
You are a prime example.
Keep it up,
I enjoy getting the responses I've already determined will be elicited.
except for the stupidity of god belief. Keep your fantasies alive.
I wonder can you define what constitutes a christian?
Non sequitur, you come from the very Source where all truth and knowledge originate. What I mean by "perfectly" is the same as what I told you before, that there is no cap on what we can learn, know or experience other than what limitations we place on those things. What you may not know now, you may acquire later. The very fundamental things of life and our nature are things that are not out of reach.....you have conscious awareness, you have a mind and a brain, how are you NOT designed perfectly to know whatever it is you wish to understand? what other tool would you need?
Because I think human beings are predisposed to finding patterns in randomness, meaning in meaninglessness, in superstition and coming up with grand dramas to justify those irrational beliefs.
After all, human beings naturally came up with god concepts to begin with, and I don't see that our fundamental nature has changed to suggest that we won't continue to do so.
Come up with exactly the same thing? They didn't.Why would virtually every culture come up with the same thing?
Is a God concept in our fundamental nature?
What do you mean by, "in our fundamental nature"? Could you mean genetic? Why is it in our nature?Is a God concept in our fundamental nature?If you mean simply any generic god-concept, to include vague spiritualistic concepts as animism and ancestral worship, or a general belief in the supernatural and spiritual, I say yes.
What do you mean by, "in our fundamental nature"? Could you mean genetic? Why is it in our nature?
Do you know of any other generic concept in our fundamental nature, that does not exist in reality?
Because they are all human.Why would virtually every culture come up with the same thing?