On Jul 27, 6:35 pm, Tinker <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey BB,
>
> It's what I choose to think. It's a working model.
> Yes the millions of galaxies are there for us, and most likely even
> created by us.
Where do you get your information? Just curious. And the sole
purpose of the enourmous universe is for us?....to what?
>That is, would have been created by the evolution of
> the intelligence with which the Human leads Life on Earth.
Humans create galaxies? Are you talking real ones or the movie
types? You are a very confusing person, has anyone ever told you
that?
> The
> alternative would be that we were seeded by the intelligence that is
> responsible for the creation of the universe.
I can live with that. But this "intelligence" has some very strange
ways of doing things, almost like it could not care less about us.
> I'm 100% with you on evolution.
It doesn't sound that 100% to me. There are "mitigating factors" that
you have added.
> One for sure truth is "Life, here and now".
OK. Perhaps that needs a little follow-up to make sense?
>For any who would argue
> the fact, I would only think it appropriate to the argument that they
> not argue from "Life here and now". So it stands as fact by default of
> rebuttal.
That was not the convincing argument I had hoped for. In fact I
cannot make heads or tails out of it, sorry.
> One does not have a personal relationship with a force. One can come
> to understand the workings of a force, and I do have that
I do like this part here. My view of any god is that it is like
electricity. Electricity does not care about you. You don't form a
relationship with electricity. God is simply all the energy in the
universe. You can use it, possibly understand it , measure it, test
it, but it is simply an independent force that follows it's own laws
and patterns. It does not care about outcomes, it only performs the
math. Not a cozy personal caring god that most people want.
> understanding of the working model I referred to above.
> I call it the "'direction' of Society" and will be very happy to
> answer any questions that you have.
I don't even know where to start with that. I am sure you have
summarized your theory somewhere, maybe you could refer that to me.
Save you all that typing.
> Thank you very much for your response. I would be very happy to
> continue discussion.
> An open mind that can venture beyond one's 'personal belief
> structure' (personal religion) is required to escape the merry-go-
> round.
As I said in another group "when open minded people get out of a
chair, their brain falls out" (I appreciate open minded within
reason, I am a stickler for reason)
>
> peace & Love
Yeah baby!
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