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06-15-06, 06:40 PM #341
Chris said:
Is subjective art real or not real? How do you define reality?The only issue here is whether a god exists or not and the method used to determine that. Subjective art appreciation doesn’t come close to a reliable method.
I define reality thusly: I thought of it therefore it is real. I do not, however, have the authority to make it real in terms of science because I do not have that authority.
Therefore all thoughts are real, whether they come from a sane person or a lunatic. If someone thinks he is god that is real, but he does not have the authority to be god. If he thinks he has the authority, that is real. He has that authority over his own mind not over mine or anyone else's nor does the universe obey his authority.
Likewise, is the concept of God. I believe it, not by my own authority but by the authority of the bible which contains god's word which existed before science existed. It is not my own authority that I concede to, and it's the same way I submit to the laws of science when they govern my existence.
My existence is not that of a robot with the mind of a computer. I am a being that both thinks and feels. No computer will ever be able to duplicate the human psyche. A computer will never have awareness of self. It will always be inert because it is nothing more than a machine.
If you want proof that god exists just look at cognition. It is allowed to be because of our physical self, but nothing governs the limits of its capability. When you call something a fantasy it proves God exists. Science only governs real facts. Science does not govern fantasy, therefore fantasy did not come from science. Where do you think fantasy comes from?
If you really want to see God you are looking in the wrong places.Last edited by Woody; 06-15-06 at 06:57 PM.
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06-15-06, 07:26 PM #342Can it be measured, does it have an effect on other things, etc. etc.How do you define reality?
Of course, the currents in the brain can be measured as you have them. The results of a thought can be turned into speech or action and therefore can have an external effect.Therefore all thoughts are real
So you the bible is accurate and genuine because the bible says it is accurate and genuine?Likewise, is the concept of God. I believe it, not by my own authority but by the authority of the bible which contains god's word which existed before science existed.
That's not provable now and MAY become false. That's speculation on your part.A computer will never have awareness of self.
What do you mean allowed? If you mean that cognition proves that god exists and that we have cognition because god allowed it that's a sort of circular argument isn't it?If you want proof that god exists just look at cognition. It is allowed to be because of our physical self,
Correct, science destroys fantasies. Fantasies like god.Science does not govern fantasy
Cris:
or if the mechanism has a natural cause....Not if the “mechanism” doesn’t need a cause.
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06-15-06, 07:34 PM #343Pick another fantasy SL, she really wants me.So, my fantasy to bang Christina Aguilera into an orgasmic coma is proof of god?
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06-15-06, 07:57 PM #344
Whoody,
Why care?Is subjective art real or not real?
I’d use a dictionary.How do you define reality?
Clearly that is false. Existence of something is not dependent on whether you think of it or not.I define reality thusly: I thought of it therefore it is real.
Authority? Relevance?I do not, however, have the authority to make it real in terms of science because I do not have that authority.
True, except that the objects of the thoughts may not be real.… all thoughts are real, whether they come from a sane person or a lunatic.
No that doesn’t follow since he may not be a god. Only the thought is real.If someone thinks he is god that is real,
That doesn’t make God real. There is no other support other than your thoughts and the thoughts of others and as we see above existence is independent of thoughts.Likewise, is the concept of God. I believe it, not by my own authority but by the authority of the bible which contains god's word
Had modern Science existed at that time then the bible would never have seen the light of day.which existed before science existed.
Why not?No computer will ever be able to duplicate the human psyche.
Why not?A computer will never have awareness of self.
But you are a machine but carbon based instead of silicon based. There is no other difference.It will always be inert because it is nothing more than a machine.
A brain with some 200 billion neurons gives us this ability, but it is definitely finite and very limited.If you want proof that god exists just look at cognition. It is allowed to be because of our physical self, but nothing governs the limits of its capability.
Clearly it doesn’t.When you call something a fantasy it proves God exists.
No, science discovers and records facts.Science only governs real facts.
You really don’t know what science is, do you? This is just gibberish.Science does not govern fantasy, therefore fantasy did not come from science.
It’s called imagination.Where do you think fantasy comes from?
But we have found god – he exists only in your imagination which you have just proven. Fortunately he is trapped there and cannot affect anything real.If you really want to see God you are looking in the wrong places.
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06-15-06, 08:16 PM #345
Chris says:
You need to qualify your statement by saying "the physical existence of something is not dependent on whether you think of it or not."Clearly that is false. Existence of something is not dependent on whether you think of it or not.
And I still disagree, because someone can think of a song, record it and sell it. Is the song real or not? Surely the millions of dollars they earned would be considered real wouldn't they?
Please do that, and while you are there look up the word "psyche." Is psyche real or not?I’d use a dictionary.
Something had the authority to put the laws of science in place that you cling to so tenatiously as a basis for reality. You don't believe the laws of science always existed do you? The age of our universe is finite, you know.Authority? Relevance?
We have also found that my imagination and yours are not governed by science. I am free from science - hooray! What a bore it would be otherwise. Does your imagination exist or not? Surely it does unless you are someone's computer program.But we have found god – he exists only in your imagination which you have just proven. Fortunately he is trapped there and cannot affect anything real.
Yeah, sure dude, sure. And I think of God which is not real -- no I'm not a machine. If I were then I would only think in terms of what is physically real. As I just explained science has no dominion over my thoughts. I can imagine myself flying if I want to, but that is not physically possible.But you are a machine but carbon based instead of silicon based. There is no other difference.
It's really kind of fun being imaginative. Why would I want to be some staid, mechanical robot? That's no fun. How do you entertain yourself, and why do you even need it to start with? The psyche is real. Which is more real, science or psyche? Can psyche exist without science?
If science is pre-requisite for psyche then why doesn't it control the content of what psyche thinks? I think there is a cause-and-effect violation here. The effect can not be greater than the cause, yet I have shown that it is, therefore science is not the cause. As they say in geometry QED, and logic beats science again.Last edited by Woody; 06-15-06 at 08:58 PM.
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06-15-06, 08:20 PM #346
Reread that quote Woody.
Existence is NOT DEPENDANT on being thought of. That means something not thought of can exist.
E.g. rocks.
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06-15-06, 09:43 PM #347
whoody
You are more than a little confused here. The action of recording creates a real object; it is no longer in the imagination. Now go and create the omniscient god that you imagine. Kinda not the same thing, right?And I still disagree, because someone can think of a song, record it and sell it. Is the song real or not? Surely the millions of dollars they earned would be considered real wouldn't they?
What do you mean by the laws of science, do you really mean the laws of nature?Something had the authority to put the laws of science in place that you cling to so tenatiously as a basis for reality.
Science is a man made discipline that has been evolving for some time. You don’t seem to have a clear understanding of what science means.You don't believe the laws of science always existed do you?
The age of the universe is unknown, or even whether it is infinite or not. What age do you think it is?The age of our universe is finite, you know.
Who said they were? And please take some time to reassess your use of the word “science”. It is incorrect in almost all of your usage.We have also found that my imagination and yours are not governed by science.
Science is an often tough discipline to master and very few measure up to it. The results of science surround you and even the internet that you are using is a result of science as are the antibiotics that have most likely saved your life and family members. So no you are not free from science since you are now quite dependent on its discoveries. Contrast that with religion that to date has never discovered or presented any truth or useful fact in the history of mankind.I am free from science - hooray!
Clearly you haven’t attempted to learn any science otherwise you would not make such silly statements.What a bore it would be otherwise.
Of course it does, why would you think it doesn’t?Does your imagination exist or not? Surely it does unless you are someone's computer program.
But you are a biological machine.And I think of God which is not real -- no I'm not a machine.
Why? Why couldn’t an AI have an imagination just like yours?If I were then I would only think in terms of what is physically real.
Your statement makes no sense.As I just explained science has no dominion over my thoughts.
It is definitely physically possible for you to imagine yourself flying. It is not however physically possible for you to fly though without some artificial means, made possible by science.I can imagine myself flying if I want to, but that is not physically possible.
I agree; the trouble comes when you are unable to distinguish unreal imaginary objects like gods from reality.It's really kind of fun being imaginative.
I don’t know, sounds dreadful. How about a robot that has an intelligence and imagination 10 times more powerful than yours instead.Why would I want to be some staid, mechanical robot?
A faster way to evolve perhaps.How do you entertain yourself, and why do you even need it to start with?
If you mean the human mind then OK it’s real.The psyche is real.
Science is man made and clearly real, if by psyche you mean the human mind then that is also real. Other than that I don’t see the point of your question.Which is more real, science or psyche?
Your misinterpretation of both words leaves your question as simply gibberish.Can psyche exist without science?
More gibberish it seems.If science is pre-requisite for psyche then why doesn't it control the content of what psyche thinks?
I’m pretty sure you have no clue what you are talking about.I think there is a cause-and-effect violation here.
Nonsense. If I shout in an avalanche sensitive area I can bring down a mountain of snow. By my simple action of dropping an atomic bomb on a city I can kill a million people at one time. There are endless other examples for the fallacy in your statement.The effect can not be greater than the cause,
Go read what is meant by science and start all over.yet I have shown that it is, therefore science is not the cause.
Sigh! Science is a user of logic, they are not in competition. And most certainly you have not proved anything except to demonstrate your significant misunderstanding of many basic ideas and words.As they say in geometry QED, and logic beats science again.
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06-15-06, 10:29 PM #348Faith isn't blind irrational belief, its an understanding of true reality.
Originally Posted by Cris
It isn't my faith really...its God's faith He chose to share with me.
I have His same faith because I am a part of Him, as a son.
He imparted this gift into my spiritual genes, its nothing I did, that I deserved it any more than anyone else.
I was born this way, looking long since a teenager for the meaning of life, why we are here, a real purpose.
Its part of my make up.The way I was created, I could not run from it, no mater how hard I tried.
I wasn't raised religious so you can't use that excuse.
Seek God while He can yet still be found, for if you will not, some day you will seek Him and He will not answer.
Faith is a revelation from God.
I think Woody understands what I mean.
Look I don't put anyone down for not believing in God, but those already given over to a spirit beyond there control must sometimes be opposed when they attempt to harm others, and they don't realize what they are doing.
They just can't see it.
And they say faith is blind....Last edited by TheVisitor; 06-15-06 at 10:38 PM.
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06-15-06, 11:18 PM #349
TheVisitor
Please describe the criteria for the determination of true reality?Faith isn't blind irrational belief, its an understanding of true reality.
Offering whoody as a reference is of very dubious value.I think Woody understands what I mean.
To counter that I must assure you that religion is probably one of the greatest evils man has yet devised and as such it must be opposed and defeated with all the vehemence it deserves. I strongly recommend you seriously and urgently reassess the massive delusion you have heaped upon yourself and learn to think more clearly.Look I don't put anyone down for not believing in God, but those already given over to a spirit beyond there control must sometimes be opposed when they attempt to harm others, and they don't realize what they are doing.They just can't see it.
Yes religious faith is quite blind.And they say faith is blind....
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06-15-06, 11:53 PM #350Actually you can't solve every paradox. A Universe that has existed for an infinity in itself is a paradox and yet we except it simply on the grounds that it is the only way causality can exist. That is in itself a paradox, it had no cause for it's infinite cause yet it has that infinite cause and it doesn't need it simply on the premise that it IS an infinite cause. There is no explanation other than it IS what it IS. I'd say that's paradoxal.No I didn’t come close to saying anything like that. I merely pointed out the paradox that would result in a scenario of which we have no precedent or any way to indicate would be possible. Not having an answer to a probable paradox seems quite acceptable and doesn’t imply anything further.
Need I use my above explanation again?Umm well if something does contradict itself then yes it cannot exist.
Why does God need to create itself to show it can create itself, just because of the premise that it has always been? Why does God need to kill itself for it to be able to kill itself? It can, and yet not die.Why? If it is cyclical then that means no intervention is required.
Yours is the same dead end as mine my friend. I agree, I suppose I have no answer for that, but same goes for the seemingly paradoxal statement of how God CANNOT kill itself, if it is perfect and can do anything. If it's perfect, it can do anything, even kill itself and yet not be killed. It can, but it just can't be killed, it doesn't mean it doesn't have the ability. Once again that has it's own cyclicality statement, yet it is not excepted.
Why assume something that can do anything can't kill itself if it cannot die? Same premise, another dead end. Once again we both haven't an answer for that.Not if it has always existed. Why assume something infinite needs to be caused?
Neither do I on a being that can't be killed, yet has the ability to kill itself. Once again, another dead end. And if you cannot see that dead end I will show it to you. Every action needs a reaction, but if it's infinite it doesn't, yet every action needs a reaction. You still except yes? Simply on the premise that it's an infinite. Same with God. Simply on the premise that it can, though it can't be killed.I don’t see any contradictions with an infinite universe.
Another dead end Cris.
Then why doesn't it need a cause? Becuz it's infinite.Same with the being that can kill itself, and yet not be killed. Why can it kill itself? Becuz it can do anything. There's no other answer then what it is, infinite and Omnipotent. Those aren't any answers other then the titles themselves.Not if the “mechanism” doesn’t need a cause.
Another Dead end Cris.
There's no answer as to why a Universe is infinite, or why this being can kill itself and yet not be killed.There are plenty of answers, some seem more probable and credible than others, what we don’t have is proof for any.
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06-16-06, 01:18 AM #351
Regulus,
Why? Where is the paradox?A Universe that has existed for an infinity in itself is a paradox
Your statement doesn’t make sense.and yet we except it simply on the grounds that it is the only way causality can exist.
There can be no cause for something that has no beginning. You are tying yourself in knots here. There is no paradox.… yet it has that infinite cause …
What?? If something is killed it means that it dies.Why does God need to kill itself for it to be able to kill itself? It can, and yet not die.
If there was no beginning then there was no action, so no problem.Every action needs a reaction, but if it's infinite it doesn't, yet every action needs a reaction.
Very good, you’ve answered your own question.Then why doesn't it need a cause? Becuz it's infinite.
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06-16-06, 01:47 AM #352Then the idea of God kill itself and not being able to die is no paradox by your definition.Your simply saying, becuz it's infinite. Every action, MUST have an equal and opposite reaction, that's the paradox. You can't simply say it doesn't just becuz it's infinite. You need an explanation. Otherwise I have no reason to explain why God can kill itself and it can't die. If the cyclicality needs no reaction then every action DOESNT need a reaction. What's paradoxal about it is that it imply's that a physical law means nothing. Becuz there is that ONE thing that defy's that physical law, thus it is no longer a physical law.There can be no cause for something that has no beginning. You are tying yourself in knots here. There is no paradox.
Otherwise for no apparent reason your saying something needs no reaction simply on the premise that it is infinite. There's no reasoning, no explanation, only on the premise that it is infinite. Understand? You are not explaining how it is a cyclicality, only that it is infinite and it can becuz it's infinite. It's an infinite action, that action itself being the cause and effect infinitely. the cause is the cause and effect. There is no other way around this. God can kill itself and yet not die. It can becuz it can do anything, it can becuz it's Omnipotent.
Once again you and I are explaining something simply on the premise of it's ability. It can becuz it's infinite, it can becuz it can do anything. They explain themselves. INFINITE causality. OmniPOTENCE. All potency, all powerful.
It has the ability to kill itself, it just can't die.What?? If something is killed it means that it dies.
Wrong, there is a problem. The only reason why the cyclicality must exist is the idea that every action MUST have an equal and opposite reaction. If it needs no action then every action DOESNT need a reacion, and a physical law is presently non existant.If there was no beginning then there was no action, so no problem.
And so have you. It can becuz it is. It can becuz it's infinite, it can becuz it's Omnipotent.Very good, you’ve answered your own question.
We are talking in circles.
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06-16-06, 04:13 AM #353The song wasn't real until it was created. That is the point. I don't have the authority to create the omniscient god, but I do have the authority to write a song about him.
Originally Posted by Cris
more correctly, yes.What do you mean by the laws of science, do you really mean the laws of nature?
Yet I have three science degrees, but don't understand it -- odd. I also make a living daily by using science to solve physical problems. All I know is that it works when I use it correctly. Get philisophical about it if you want to.Science is a man made discipline that has been evolving for some time. You don’t seem to have a clear understanding of what science means.
I don't know its age but it is finite. Entropy proves it. If you don't think so, then please show me your revision of the physical laws of science.The age of the universe is unknown, or even whether it is infinite or not. What age do you think it is?
ok, what's the point of confusion bedsides a nuance in the definitions.Who said they were? And please take some time to reassess your use of the word “science”. It is incorrect in almost all of your usage.
Science is also interested in a smaller universe than we live in. Why should I live in a box like you?Science is an often tough discipline to master and very few measure up to it. The results of science surround you and even the internet that you are using is a result of science as are the antibiotics that have most likely saved your life and family members. So no you are not free from science since you are now quite dependent on its discoveries. Contrast that with religion that to date has never discovered or presented any truth or useful fact in the history of mankind.
Yet I make a living using it as an engineer, just like you. My employer pays me to do that. I think your statements are silly.Clearly you haven’t attempted to learn any science otherwise you would not make such silly statements.
Yet the imagination is not scientific -- how do you live with it?Of course it does, why would you think it doesn’t?
Now you are using your own imagination. I encourage that. The problem with AI having an imagination, is that it would first need an emotion center. Emotion is based on personal needs. A machine has no personal needs.But you are a biological machine.
Why? Why couldn’t an AI have an imagination just like yours?
W said:Chris said:As I just explained science has no dominion over my thoughts.It makes perfect sense to me. My physical body allows me to think, but it does not control my will.Your statement makes no sense.
It is definitely physically possible for you to imagine yourself flying. It is not however physically possible for you to fly though without some artificial means, made possible by science.The trouble is your science box isn't big enough.I agree; the trouble comes when you are unable to distinguish unreal imaginary objects like gods from reality.
It excludes a lot of things that everyone appreciates and enjoys.
Sounds like science fiction.I don’t know, sounds dreadful. How about a robot that has an intelligence and imagination 10 times more powerful than yours instead.
OK, it's really a question of cognition, and what enables it. Sure we need a natural body in this world in order to have cognition, but is that the only way cognition can exist? I suspect it isn't, just like you suspect AI can have free will. Perhaps both are true.Science is man made and clearly real, if by psyche you mean the human mind then that is also real. Other than that I don’t see the point of your question.
Your misinterpretation of both words leaves your question as simply gibberish. More gibberish it seems.
The law of excluded middles is a standard paradigm in logic, and it encompasses cause and effect. Here's that thread I thought you edited on the subject (but it was actually Q):I’m pretty sure you have no clue what you are talking about.
Origin of Universe
AN EXCERPT FROM THAT THREAD
[*1]The law of cause and effect says:
- Nothing can not cause something, it can only cause nothing.
- A cause can not come after the effect and an effect can not come before the cause.
- The effect can not be greater than the cause.
[*2]The law of excluded middles says a proposition can not be both true and false at the same time.
Actually you are proving my point. You chose to imagine those things in your mind, that doesn't make them physically real until you act on them. When you act upon those thoughts your imagination then becomes greater than the physical universe because it changes the physical universe. The universe did not cause you to choose. An effect can not come before the cause. Hence the physical universe is subservient to psyche with limits of course. Currently our pshyche isn't big enough to change the physical laws of the universe. Maybe someday it will be. As they say in geometry QED.Nonsense. If I shout in an avalanche sensitive area I can bring down a mountain of snow. By my simple action of dropping an atomic bomb on a city I can kill a million people at one time. There are endless other examples for the fallacy in your statement.
OK, I did review it and I didn't really see a problem with it except a quibble over definitions. Substitute "nature" for science if you wish. The problem with that definition is human nature imagines God which is not real (according to you). Using nature instead, kind of muddies the water, but ok. I have two natures -- my physical one and the other one created by the bible.Go read what is meant by science and start all over.
Science is a user of logic, and logic is the name of the God I believe in. More properly, logos, is the name of the God I believe in.Sigh! Science is a user of logic, they are not in competition. And most certainly you have not proved anything except to demonstrate your significant misunderstanding of many basic ideas and words.Last edited by Woody; 06-16-06 at 05:35 AM.
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06-16-06, 04:16 AM #354Well for I start I knew I'd won before you even had a chance to reply, because it's not the sort of thing you can defend without looking silly, which is why you refused.I didn't answer that because it didn't dignify a response. Now, when I ignore your rebuttal to this, you can convince yourself that you've "won".
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06-16-06, 10:03 AM #355
Regulus,
Why? This law applies to every event that has a beginning. Why must it apply to the case where there is no beginning?Every action, MUST have an equal and opposite reaction,
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06-16-06, 10:22 AM #356
Whoody,
And how does that prove a god exists?The song wasn't real until it was created. That is the point. I don't have the authority to create the omniscient god, but I do have the authority to write a song about him.
Sounds like you have wasted your time then, you’ve missed the essentials.Yet I have three science degrees, but don't understand it -- odd.
I’ll make a note not to employ you then – thanks for the warning.I also make a living daily by using science to solve physical problems.
It is a matter of understanding the meaning not about philosophy.Get philisophical about it if you want to.
Entropy applies to a closed system, but an infinite universe isn’t a closed system. The entropy hypothesis doesn’t apply.I don't know its age but it is finite. Entropy proves it.
Total confusion as to what you are talking about.ok, what's the point of confusion bedsides a nuance in the definitions.
What?Science is also interested in a smaller universe than we live in. Why should I live in a box like you?
What does that mean?Yet the imagination is not scientific -- how do you live with it?
Stop the condescension crap.Now you are using your own imagination. I encourage that.
Why couldn’t an AI have emotions and personal needs? Emotions are also governed by our neural networks.The problem with AI having an imagination, is that it would first need an emotion center. Emotion is based on personal needs. A machine has no personal needs.
What’s the difference?My physical body allows me to think, but it does not control my will.
What does that mean? Science has no boundary.The trouble is your science box isn't big enough.
Not quite. I’ve said the god concept is a fantasy, not that it isn’t real. No one has shown it is real yet, until then it resides only in the imagination.human nature imagines God which is not real (according to you).
Don’t think you’ve quite got it yet. Try “the laws of physics” instead. You are now using the various meanings of the word nature as if they are interchangeable.Using nature instead, kind of muddies the water, but ok. I have two natures -- my physical one and the other one created by the bible.
Bizarre.Science is a user of logic, and logic is the name of the God I believe in. More properly, logos, is the name of the God I believe in.
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06-16-06, 01:16 PM #357No one ever said it applied to it having a beginning. it said every action, regaurdless of it being infinite or not it's still unexplainable besides the fact that it's infinite. There's is no action or reaction, it is it's own action and reaction. I'd say that sounds pretty messed up to me. In no way in the laws of physics is anything it's own action AND reaction, except this ONE thing. Just like Omnipotence, kill itself, yet can't be killed, there's nothing that can die and yet have the ability to kill.
Originally Posted by Cris
Cris... we can talk in circles like this for hours, but in no way are we getting anywhere. There's no way.
We're stuck...
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06-16-06, 01:51 PM #358
Regulus,
By definition an action has a beginning, there are boundary conditions, but an infinite entity has no boundaries. I would propose that this law of motion cannot apply to the whole of an infinite entity since a starting action cannot exist.No one ever said it applied to it having a beginning. it said every action, regaurdless of it being infinite or not it's still unexplainable besides the fact that it's infinite.
Those two clauses appear to conflict with each other. Drop the argument for action and reaction since it does not apply here.There's is no action or reaction, it is it's own action and reaction.
Note that an infinite entity MUST exist or have existed otherwise nothing could have ever begun and we couldn’t be here. Either the universe has an infinite past or something exists that has or had an infinite past that created the universe. Since we have nothing to indicate that the universe has not always existed and nothing to indicate that there is such a thing as a creator then the most practical working hypothesis according to occam’s razor is to assume that the universe has always existed.
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06-16-06, 02:17 PM #359
But again that doesn't mean God can't exist. You claim it cannot exist on the same premise someone would claim infinite causality wouldn't exist.
I am not saying infinite causality cannot. What I am trying to say is you have proven my point Cris. There's apsolutely no scientific way of explaining infinite causality, on the premise that it IS infinite on the same premise that an Omnipotent being can create itself, and yet not die.
I agree, infinite causality has to exist on the grounds of the Universes own physical laws. but I also say that it's not impossible for an Omnipotent being to exist, just becuz it can kill itself and yet not die or vice versa.
That's my 2 cents on all of this. Thankyou for the input Cris, this has all been very thought provoking.
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06-16-06, 02:42 PM #360
Regulus,
That’s not what I’ve said.But again that doesn't mean God can't exist.
No I haven’t. The issue concerned a paradox and I see no paradox in an infinite universe, there is no comparison.You claim it cannot exist on the same premise someone would claim infinite causality wouldn't exist.
The issue of causality isn’t applicable to an infinite object. You are tying yourself in knots by trying to retain that notion.I am not saying infinite causality cannot.
One can indeed never experimentally prove something had an infinite past since even assuming one could travel back in time one could never go back far enough to observe no beginning. One could only prove that it is not infinite by discovering a beginning.There's apsolutely no scientific way of explaining infinite causality,
You’ve lost me entirely on your notion of self creation and not dying. It hasn’t seemed relevant for some time...on the premise that it IS infinite on the same premise that an Omnipotent being can create itself, and yet not die.
No you cannot claim that. You have no basis on which to claim that omnipotence is possible. It cannot be deduced or induced and there is certainly no evidential basis... I also say that it's not impossible for an Omnipotent being to exist,


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