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It goes deeper than God

#1  Postby Bathynomus Giganteus » Mar 12, 2010 7:12 pm

Everything!!!!

With theists it stop there..... with god.


Just saying.


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Re: It goes deeper than God

#2  Postby RealityJunkie » Mar 12, 2010 7:44 pm

Unfortunately, it's not yet happy beer time over here, so I don't really get what you're saying :lol: . I'll be sure to bookmark this thread so that I can join the lively discussion once I'm inebriated as well. :drunk:
But I suffer and have suffered with them: prisoners are they unto me, and stigmatised ones. He whom they call Saviour put them in fetters:— In fetters of false values and fatuous words! Oh, that some one would save them from their Saviour!
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Re: It goes deeper than God

#3  Postby apparentlydeluded » Mar 12, 2010 8:00 pm

That's about the most vague critique of theism I've heard. Not quite the most ridiculous, but it does rank highly in that area. What is that "it" you're talking about? What definition of "it" could possibly be "deeper than God", who is the highest personality in philosophy, among other things?

Oh wait. You're drunk. Couldn't quite tell.
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John Lennox: “No, no, not at all. I presume you have faith in your wife. Is there any evidence for that?”
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Re: It goes deeper than God

#4  Postby IIzO » Mar 13, 2010 11:12 am

apparentlydeluded wrote:That's about the most vague critique of theism I've heard. Not quite the most ridiculous, but it does rank highly in that area. What is that "it" you're talking about? What definition of "it" could possibly be "deeper than God", who is the highest personality in philosophy, among other things?

Oh wait. You're drunk. Couldn't quite tell.

You meant "the idealised highest personality in philosophy , by definition because we can arbitrarly decide to give an entity the qualities we want by using language " ?
Between what i think , what i want to say ,what i believe i say ,what i say , what you want to hear , what you hear ,what you understand...there are lots of possibilities that we might have some problem communicating.But let's try anyway.
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#5  Postby BigRed » Mar 14, 2010 8:25 pm

I think I get it. Good and evil exist whether God does nor not.
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Re: It goes deeper than God

#6  Postby Bathynomus Giganteus » Mar 22, 2010 6:57 pm

Hey, that wasn't bad for one of my drunken ramblings. :dance:

As I said in the OP, "With theists it stop there..... with god". It takes a scientist to look deeper and get the real picture.


Earthquakes! Cabrakan did it!!!! Oh, hang on. Tectonic movement.
Volcano! Volcan did it!!!! oh, hang on. Hot magma from beneath the Earths surface, etc.
Failed harvest! God did it, oh hang on......
A fly in my soup! Beelzebub did it!!! ..........and so on.

Throughout the ages humans have always blamed one god or another for everything, but when free thinkers started looking deeper, they realised it's all a load of poppycock.

The rational explanation is deeper than god. :P
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#7  Postby Agrippina » Mar 22, 2010 7:00 pm

OK so now I get it, took a while. :cheers:
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