@kevin-eleven saidHard to argue with that.
Our Tinkertoys of thought operate on a rather particular and micro scale when considered in the context of Ineffable Cosmic Reality.
Although someone will I am sure.
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@kevin-eleven saidYes I’m another fan of that one; haven’t got a clue what it means but would like to see if anyone else can understand it, let alone refute it 😁😂😆
Our Tinkertoys of thought operate on a rather particular and micro scale when considered in the context of Ineffable Cosmic Reality.
@tea saidIt's a marketplace of moral ideas. One of the ideas that KellyJay offers, which he presents as a fact, is that there will be a ghastly never-ending posthumous punishment for not subscribing to his particular religion.
and ...?
What is wrong with basing everything on a belief instead of a fact?
There are plenty of people in the world (and this forum) who base everything on facts. How is that working out for them? For some good and others not so much?
How about those who base their lives on beliefs? Pretty much the same? For some good and others not so much?
So the answer to your question "And...?" is "And what you [KellyJay] believe about the reality in which we both live is morally incoherent, so let's debate and discuss it".
@tea saidnothing as long as you know the difference
and ...?
What is wrong with basing everything on a belief instead of a fact?
There are plenty of people in the world (and this forum) who base everything on facts. How is that working out for them? For some good and others not so much?
How about those who base their lives on beliefs? Pretty much the same? For some good and others not so much?
I think most Christians would say God is a fact and that the Bible is factual
In a Dostoevskian-Sartrian sense, could it be that @divegeester has voluntarily agreed to become hell so that other people aren't?
