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@suzianne saidMy thinking was that if one does not believe in mind over matter raising the hand indicates they must be wrong.
Shouldn't this be: "Whoever believes in 'mind over matter', please raise my hand."?
The mind instructed the matter of the hand to physically raise.
@sonship said1) The golden apples of the Sun
I have two questions. And I will volunteer to give my answer to them first.
1.) Can human beings imagine time with no beginning?
2.) Can human beings imagine time with a beginning?
Those are the two questions.
Personally, I cannot imagine either.
No.
No.
What about you?
2) The silver apples of the Moon
@rookie54 saidSorry to say, but that sounds like Gordon Lightfoot in a bottle with the wrong yeast.
imagine that time does not exist
there is no past
there is no future
there exists only the present, the right now
all these other constructs are humans attempting to manage the inexplicable
@suzianne saidMetro caramba zhalam. Te tree o spades. Blackbirds in t he choir. Zhaa la. Zu ikhra. Zalam. Para mokh i jambre, moto goku agh ra hajralam. Zobieto bu muto.
Shouldn't this be: "Whoever believes in 'mind over matter', please raise my hand."?
The point of this OP's questions was not immediate.
It is that many things we are told by SOMEBODY are matters we have to TRUST them on. To actually imagine them may not be possible for us.
Some people who have knee-jerk obligation to disagree with a Christian may argue. But the point is rather neutral.