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there was nothing illogical in what I wrote
Depends on whether your clear fantasies can have “logic”, I suppose.
there was nothing illogical in what I wrote
You’re quite silly. I take it that we should not actually take seriously anything at all that you say. That you are here just for game-playing silliness.^^^^^^Triple post winner^^^^^^
I should really have waited to see if there were more coming
I see you're dodging the question and continuing to play games. If I made any mistake, it was putting up with your trolling this long. Fortunately, that's a mistake I can rectify.So basically you realize the mistake you made.
Well, happy arguing, Gordy. LoLz
And trolling. Don't forget the trolling.You’re quite silly. I take it that we should not actually take seriously anything at all that you say. That you are here just for game-playing silliness.
Me too, and I'm holding a glass of water right now, but I can't prove it....so....What.... wait... let me check.... yup I exist
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There is, of course, a difference between a claim about a deity, and a claim about holding a glass of water. People can hold glasses of water all the time, so it is a very mundane claim.Me too, and I'm holding a glass of water right now, but I can't prove it....so....
I've seen no evidence of it in this material world, I think Gordy, because he is dedicated to the search for truth about the existence of God, and being very thorough, has turned over every figurative rock and also found nothing. There has been raging debate in fact over whether, if God (if it exists), being of the spirit can descend into matter, or if it is absent in this world. Some call this the Realm of Satan for that reason.There is, of course, a difference between a claim about a deity, and a claim about holding a glass of water. People can hold glasses of water all the time, so it is a very mundane claim.
No one has shown any objective evidence , or for that matter, a coherent and testable definition of what a god is.
Can you give a definition of what 'spirit' is without resorting to purely conceptual terms? Can you describe what a 'being of spriit' is without resorting to pure metaphysics?I've seen no evidence of it in this material world, I think Gordy, because he is dedicated to the search for truth about the existence of God, and being very thorough, has turned over every figurative rock and also found nothing. There has been raging debate in fact over whether, if God (if it exists), being of the spirit can descend into matter, or if it is absent in this world. Some call this the Realm of Satan for that reason.
What I wonder is - If God (if it exists) is not to be found in matter, and that
"Claiming God does not exist as fact is logically indefensible" then where to seek it?
Only in negation, friend, has it - that I know - been referred. If it is non-material, we as finite beings, with all the associated limitations, can't comprehend it, much less define it. That is why some refer to it (if it exists) as the Ineffable or Unity - w/o differentiation.Can you give a definition of what 'spirit' is without resorting to purely conceptual terms? Can you describe what a 'being of spriit' is without resorting to pure metaphysics?
Imagination. Fantasy. Delusion, ect..Can you give a definition of what 'spirit' is without resorting to purely conceptual terms? Can you describe what a 'being of spriit' is without resorting to pure metaphysics?
Only in negation, friend, has it - that I know - been referred. If it is non-material, we as finite beings, with all the associated limitations, can't comprehend it, much less define it. That is why some refer to it (if it exists) as the Ineffable or Unity - w/o differentiation.
Those are epithets, Davey - not definitions or attributes.And yet you just defined something something using words, despite being finite.
Those are epithets, Davey - not definitions or attributes.
Only in negation, friend, has it - that I know - been referred. If it is non-material, we as finite beings, with all the associated limitations, can't comprehend it, much less define it. That is why some refer to it (if it exists) as the Ineffable or Unity - w/o differentiation.
That sounds like an excuse NOT to be able to define it. it's almost as if it doesn't actually exist.Only in negation, friend, has it - that I know - been referred. If it is non-material, we as finite beings, with all the associated limitations, can't comprehend it, much less define it. That is why some refer to it (if it exists) as the Ineffable or Unity - w/o differentiation.
That's what an epithet is, Davey.No, you called something "the Ineffable". You used it as a noun, not an adjective.
Those are epithets, Davey - not definitions or attributes.
If something undefinable did exist how would you define it?That sounds like an excuse NOT to be able to define it.
Only in negation, friend, has it - that I know - been referred. If it is non-material, we as finite beings, with all the associated limitations, can't comprehend it, much less define it. That is why some refer to it (if it exists) as the Ineffable or Unity - w/o differentiation.
If something undefinable did exist how would you define it?
What claims have I made?their particular claims about “god”
mmmm no, because that doesn't answer the question how would you define something that does exist that's incomprehensible - if such a thing did exist.Fantastical:
unreal
lacking in reality or substance or genuineness; not corresponding to acknowledged facts or criteria
By how it interacts with other things, and how that interaction is measured.If something undefinable did exist how would you define it?
What things?By how it interacts with other things, and how that interaction is measured.