So it's your responsibility and mine to try to make it a grow up to be a nice guy .Because he's not a nice guy!
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We are living in fallen world. The problem is resolved.Philosophy Now wrote: ↑Thu Mar 15, 2018 7:58 pm If God is such a nice guy, why is there so much misery and suffering in the world? Kola Abimbola examines an ancient problem.
https://philosophynow.org/issues/8/God_and_Evil
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Bahman wrote:
God has no flesh and blood hands, Bahman. Is God using your hands?We are living in fallen world. The problem is resolved.
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No, I am using my hand. I have to say that I don't believe that we are living in fallen world but I have no objection which can cut it.
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Yes, Bahman's mind is separate substance from Bhaman's body.
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So will Bahman's mind survive the death of Bahman's body?Bahman's mind is separate substance from Bhaman's body.
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Bahman I appreciate your style of direct answers. This style cuts out so much useless wrangling and preaching. It remains only for you to examine the fruits of your belief that body, and mind or soul, are as separable as you claim that they are.
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Bahman, since you didn’t pack many words, don’t you think that for the purposes of reasoning and philosophy, then it also remains for Belinda to assume to accept everything that she has understood you to say as being true, and then figure out how it could be true, and then for the last step, to share the reasoning of how it could be true and thus, philosophize?
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Sure. Let's argue in favor of immaterial mind and against material mind.Walker wrote: ↑Sat Jul 07, 2018 8:25 pmBahman, since you didn’t pack many words, don’t you think that for the purposes of reasoning and philosophy, then it also remains for Belinda to assume to accept everything that she has understood you to say as being true, and then figure out how it could be true, and then for the last step, to share the reasoning of how it could be true and thus, philosophize?
Let's argue in favor of immaterial mind:
Let's consider a system which is subject to change, S->S'. S is different from S' so they could not coexist at the same point. We have change therefore considering the previous statement S has to vanishes before S' takes place. This means that we don't have neither S nor S' at one point. S' cannot comes of nothing therefore there should be a mind which is aware of S and could cause S'.
Let's argue against material mind:
Mind is generated by process in matter. Mind control process in matter too. This require that mind does not exist and does exist at the same point which is problematic. Therefore mind cannot be the result of process in matter or cannot control process in matter. One can exclude the second case considering the fact that there is fantastic correlation between what we want and what happens. Therefore mind cannot be the result of process in matter.