Originally posted by @christopher-albonThe example you set up is not very logical.
Can you have a zero without having one zero? So that makes two and so on.
So god is not logical.
Was this the answer you wanted?
If you want another answer, then we take it at Spiritual Forum.
29 Jul 17
Originally posted by @christopher-albonDo you mean is it logical to believe in a god? Blaise Pascal thought so. I don't.
Can you have a zero without having one zero? So that makes two and so on.
29 Jul 17
Originally posted by @christopher-albonTake it to Spirituality Spanky.
Can you have a zero without having one zero? So that makes two and so on.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeThere is no philosophy forum here. If he takes his question to the spirituality forum he could be told to take it back to the science forum.
Take it to Spirituality Spanky.
I think the title should have been are people logical
29 Jul 17
Originally posted by @lemon-limeIndeed Mr Lemon.
There is no philosophy forum here. If he takes his question to the spirituality forum he could be told to take it back to the science forum.
I think the title should have been [b]are people logical[/b]
I think we can both agree however that a thread with God in the title will find more traction in the Spirituality forum.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeMore traction, yes. But the word 'spirituality' isn't necessarily limited to religion or god. And science isn't necessarily the exclusive province of atheisism. Philosophy is more closely related to science than to spirituality, so why not give a home to philosophy here?
Indeed Mr Lemon.
I think we can both agree however that a thread with God in the title will find more traction in the Spirituality forum.
29 Jul 17
Originally posted by @lemon-limeAgreed.
More traction, yes. But the word 'spirituality' isn't necessarily limited to religion or god. And science isn't necessarily the exclusive province of atheisism. Philosophy is more closely related to science than to spirituality, so why not give a home to philosophy here?
Coincidentally, I'm working on an idea running along these same lines which I hope to post soon.
Originally posted by @lemon-limeIt is in my house sir.
And science isn't necessarily the exclusive province of atheism.
(And I would have welcomed the thread had it been titled 'Is the idea of God logical' ).
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29 Jul 17
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeOkay, agreed. I was in a rush again. Sorry.
It is in my house sir.
(And I would have welcomed the thread had it been titled 'Is the idea of God logical' ).
Originally posted by @lemon-limeScience belongs to one domain. Religion to another. They never meet.
More traction, yes. But the word 'spirituality' isn't necessarily limited to religion or god. And science isn't necessarily the exclusive province of atheisism. Philosophy is more closely related to science than to spirituality, so why not give a home to philosophy here?
29 Jul 17
Originally posted by @christopher-albonCome on sir, no fun if you apologise. 😉
Okay, agreed. I was in a rush again. Sorry.
Originally posted by @freakykbhI'm looking forward to reading it.
Agreed.
Coincidentally, I'm working on an idea running along these same lines which I hope to post soon.
And by 'looking forward' I mean literally seeing ahead along the time line.
Ah yes, and there it is!
Hoo boy, this is gonna take awhile. I wasn't kidding about your thought process being more complex than mine. You like filling in all the blank spaces, don't you.
29 Jul 17
Originally posted by @fabianfnasHate to be the one dropping the spoiler, but--- owing to man's arrogance--- they are one and the same.
Science belongs to one domain. Religion to another. They never meet.
Both are the result of man trying to help God.
29 Jul 17
Originally posted by @freakykbhSays one who thinks our globe is flat. Meaning zero credibility.
Hate to be the one dropping the spoiler, but--- owing to man's arrogance--- they are one and the same.
Both are the result of man trying to help God.