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started a topic with the title, "YOU WILL BE PLEASED TO KNOW...that I am having doubts abouat the existence of God." Now she keeps saying that her faith is so strong. Gemma, will you ever be honest with us? Gemma, Will you ever be rational or consistent? |
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So you think that by defining God as "ultimate Reason, Reality, and Truth" you should not be held accountable for failing to explore any of them?
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An argument can be made that the Ultimate Form is the culmination of the daily forms just as our daily ousia's culminate in the Parousia or the daily masses culminate in the Christ-mass. I think maybe Gemma is on to something. |
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See, fcuk? This is why faith is not something to be admired.
Faith is idiocy. |
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Amos: "Good point, but are you convinced that searching for human intelligence is the right way? Ultimate Reason and Pure Reason is void of intuition to make our human search a never ending search."
Frankly, Amos, such Platonisms as "Ultimate Reason" and "Pure Reason" leave me cold. You want to posit a realm devoid of the messy details of intuition (or serious research, it seems), but you don't supply any compelling reason why I should take seriously any of your sophisms. The last time I checked, those messy details -- you know, "intuition", "inference", "human-all-too-human reason" -- were doing quite well. I understand that your M.O. is to throw out a bunch of sub-Platonic (or mystic, if you prefer) posts, more or less incomprehensible to the rest of us, and let that stand as your substitute for a real argument. The issue here is whether Gemma and Sabine have adequately presented their cases. Your obfuscations don't advance their cases one bit. Amos: "An argument can be made that the Ultimate Form is the culmination of the daily forms just as our daily ousia's culminate in the Parousia or the daily masses culminate in the Christ-mas. I think Gemma maybe is onto something." Great. Start a thread and give us the benefit of your mystic view of the Christ. (Intuition, inference, reason, and evidence welcome.) Of course! |
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