Le 30-janv.-06, à 18:49, Brent Meeker a écrit :
Bruno Marchal wrote:
Le 29-janv.-06, à 20:02, Brent Meeker a écrit :
I largely agree with Stathis. I note a subtle difference in
language between Danny and Stathis. Danny refers to believe in.
I don't think a scientist ever believes in a
Le 30-janv.-06, à 17:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom) wrote :
Bruno wrote:
I think everyone has religious faith...
Amen, Bruno, and Ben also! This is of course a searing statement,
Its consequences are no less searing I'm afraid. It means that an
atheist is someone who has some religious
Le 01-févr.-06, à 16:11, John M a écrit :
Bruno and list:
We are so sure about our infinite capabilities to
understand the entirety (wholeness) and follow all
existence (whatever you may call it) by our human mind
and logic...
Who can be sure of that?
I like to leave a 'slot' open
Brent, list,
[Ben] At this point I'm not talking about aspiring. I'm talking
straightforwardly about being in control, making decisions -- at least for
oneself. Some want more power than that. Some have more power than that and
don't want it. Some have all that and want still more. Parents
Norman Samish wrote:
Hi John,
Your rhetorical questions about "heaven" point
out how ridiculous the concept is
Actually, with all due respect to John, I failed to see how
his original message (below) in any way illustrated "how ridiculous"
the concept of heaven is. It may
The easy answer for you, John, is that given an infinite afterlife, an
intelligent being would probably experience everything that it is
possible to experience. Heck, eventually I'd probably even get around
to checking out what life as John M was all about.
Danny Mayes
John M wrote:
Hi Danny,
Thanks for your interesting comments. I've responded
below.
Norman
Norman
Samish wrote:
Hi John,
Your rhetorical questions about "heaven" point out how
ridiculous the concept is.
Actually, with all due respect to John, I failed to see how his
Norman wrote:
I'm agnostic, yet it strikes me that even if
there
is no God, those that decide to have faith,
and
have the ability to have faith,in a benign
God
have gained quite a bit. They have faith in
an
afterlife, in ultimate justice, in the triumph of
good
over evil, etc. Without
Bruno Marchal wrote:
Le 30-janv.-06, à 18:49, Brent Meeker a écrit : Bruno
Marchal wrote: Le 29-janv.-06, à 20:02, Brent Meeker a écrit
: I largely agree with Stathis. I note a subtle
difference in language between Danny and Stathis.
Danny refers to "believe in". I don't think a
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