On 20 Apr 2014, at 10:16, LizR wrote:
On 20 April 2014 18:52, Samiya Illias <[email protected]> wrote:
So which of the 1000s of Gods people have invented, I mean
discovered through divine revelation, should one bet on (and why) ?
The one that you truly believe in, based upon all the study and
contemplation you can put in. Not bet upon any arbitrarily, rather
search and find faith.
To me, god is a non-answer. Where did god come from?
Good question. Apparently in comp God might have a Mother, and it has
to be a Goddess, but take this with the usual amount of grain salts :)
But God, nor his Mother, should ever be considered as an answer. As
answer that is the usual authoritative "don't ask, don't search"
attitude, i.e. the God of the gap, maintained by those who want you to
believe in their view on reality, and prevent you to search and
question them.
God is not an answer, nor a justification for any act, even the most
good one. At least not in any public way.
Bruno
So far the only ontologies that don't seem to merely push the
question back a step are ones like Bruno's comp, Russell's "theory
of nothing" or Max Tegmark's mathematical universe hypothesis.
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