Beyond Reasonable Doubt?
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Mount SINAI....SIN AI?
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Absolute nonsense and quoting John Keats... from all historical accounts he was so far away from reality romping in the woods plucking flowers for his muse....... this post is nonsensical, it suggests to me beyond reasonable doubt there is no god.
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Yes, and to make this completely clear; anything outside reality is not real. God is outside reality and therefore god is not real.Notvacka wrote:For the record (and those not familiar with our prvious debates) I'd like to point out that unlike Chaz I'm a theist. I choose to believe that God exists outside of physical reality. While Chaz equates reality with the whole of existence, I don't. My point is simply that the existence of God can't be proved or disproved from within reality.chaz wyman wrote:i.e. For god to create the universe, god cannot exist.Notvacka wrote:God is supposed to be the creator of our physical universe (reality). In order to create reality, God must exist outside reality. Simple, really.
That clears things up!
Once you figure that out you will also be the atheist that you deserve to be.
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[/quote]attofishpi wrote:Because god spelled backwards is dog.John Kelly wrote:[quote="chaz wyman] I can see why you might want to have a bit of fun with words, but what has that got to do with god?
No, you need to go one step further.... There is a saying that '..a mans best friend is a dog'
So what is God?[/quote][/quote][/quote]
Dog is Love.
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All of those words actually formed by simple etymology, and linguistic evolution.attofishpi wrote:So you missed the entire point of the project...that these words are unlikely to have formed through natural etymological means. That they were guided into there current form by a panentheistic God.chaz wyman wrote:I can see why you might want to have a bit of fun with words, but what has that got to do with god?
He must be a pretty pathetic god to have to give his massage in such a dumb arsed way.
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You are such an idiot sometimes.attofishpi wrote:Mount SINAI....SIN AI?
Moron. MORE ON!!
get it?
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In i quit y?chaz wyman wrote:All of those words actually formed by simple etymology, and linguistic evolution.
Highly unlikely when you look at the scale of it.
He must be a pretty pathetic god to have to give his message in such a dumb arsed way.
I've called 'IT' far worse.
You are such an idiot sometimes. Moron. MORE ON!! get it?
When a sage tells you "You're on." You better get ready for a nasty lesson. And yes, ive replied many times to said sage that he is a moron...and it just bites that little bit deeper.
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If finding eternal love is being so far away from reality then shove your idea of reality in the dark crevasse of YOUR nonsensical mind.reasonemotion wrote:Absolute nonsense and quoting John Keats... from all historical accounts he was so far away from reality romping in the woods plucking flowers for his muse....... this post is nonsensical, it suggests to me beyond reasonable doubt there is no god.
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You are letting yourself down here.attofishpi wrote:In i quit y?chaz wyman wrote:All of those words actually formed by simple etymology, and linguistic evolution.
Highly unlikely when you look at the scale of it.
He must be a pretty pathetic god to have to give his message in such a dumb arsed way.
I've called 'IT' far worse.
You are such an idiot sometimes. Moron. MORE ON!! get it?
When a sage tells you "You're on." You better get ready for a nasty lesson. And yes, ive replied many times to said sage that he is a moron...and it just bites that little bit deeper.
Seriously.
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You are doing your usual copout here.chaz wyman wrote:You are letting yourself down here.
Seriously.
Seriously.
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Okay, let's look at your proposition then!attofishpi wrote:You are doing your usual copout here.chaz wyman wrote:You are letting yourself down here.
Seriously.
Seriously.
You are saying that there are certain cryptic messages hidden in arbitrary similarities of words.
So is the god Pan trying to tell us to eat bread - or is that just a co-incidence?
Let's hear some evidence. Let's hear something concrete. Where is your analysis?
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That's one way of looking at it of course, but it could also be that it was the first consciousness, the only one there was (singularity), very lonely, and it decided to 'expand' into the greater being of what we now call the universe, so as to not be alone. Now within the minds of it's children, the smaller bits of it, it is entertained, as it is no longer a singularity!Notvacka wrote:God is supposed to be the creator of our physical universe (reality). In order to create reality, God must exist outside reality. Simple, really.Mark Question wrote:you are telling to god what he can do? ok.God can't exist in reality
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We can both agree at the outset that i have nothing 'concrete'...beyond a reasonable doubt? is the question.chaz wyman wrote:Okay, let's look at your proposition then!
You are saying that there are certain cryptic messages hidden in arbitrary similarities of words.
So is the god Pan trying to tell us to eat bread - or is that just a co-incidence?
Let's hear some evidence. Let's hear something concrete. Where is your analysis?
You stated "maybe shmaybe" at the following statement:
Could our universe be part of a binary simulation? Could God be an Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Does the multiverse exist?
Could an AI God be the result of a technological singularity having occurred aeons ago?
Is God...panentheistic in nature?
Agreed? So you consider the possibility that if there is an all knowing entity, a judge of man, that it could be a form of an AI...?
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No not really, but I am always open to new evidence.attofishpi wrote:We can both agree at the outset that i have nothing 'concrete'...beyond a reasonable doubt? is the question.chaz wyman wrote:Okay, let's look at your proposition then!
You are saying that there are certain cryptic messages hidden in arbitrary similarities of words.
So is the god Pan trying to tell us to eat bread - or is that just a co-incidence?
Let's hear some evidence. Let's hear something concrete. Where is your analysis?
You stated "maybe shmaybe" at the following statement:
Could our universe be part of a binary simulation? Could God be an Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Does the multiverse exist?
Could an AI God be the result of a technological singularity having occurred aeons ago?
Is God...panentheistic in nature?
Agreed? So you consider the possibility that if there is an all knowing entity, a judge of man, that it could be a form of an AI...?
I think what you have said so far does not pass the reasonable doubt test I'm afraid, and linking an assertion that homophones and other puns and linguistic co-incidences somehow add support to you other idea of a "all knowing entity" beggars belief. I cannot react with anything but astonishment and respond with anything less than ridicule.
But please - don't let that put you off. You obviously have something to offer as you would not have made a public issue of it - So what have you actually got?
Absolutely not - you might as well ask; "Could a nuclear explosion result in the precipitation of lotus petals which miraculously arrange themselves into fractal artistic images of old masters on the burned out surfaces of the flattened city."Could an AI God be the result of a technological singularity having occurred aeons ago?
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Chaz...what was the 'maybe shmaybe' in relation to?