To see is to believe....

[haidee_08]

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i dont think that one has to see in order to believe....

kinsay mutuo dri nga naa xa utok?
sa mga mutubag ug yes...
kita namu sa inyo utok?

[Saint_hard]

but we tend to picture it out...how about GOD?

[handsoff241]

@haidee the thing about brains is that we have concrete proofs which are debate,folly and idiot proof.
we have pictures, we can scan it using radio waves and x-rays. so your sample is quite "out-dated".

@saint that is a different thing

[haidee_08]

hands0ff241 you got a point...my philosophy teacher gave me one example about this but i totally forgot..hahaha..mag email sah ko hehehe...

[Saint_hard]

@haidee the thing about brains is that we have concrete proofs which are debate,folly and idiot proof.
we have pictures, we can scan it using radio waves and x-rays. so your sample is quite "out-dated".

@saint that is a different thing

I know that's the reason why i make this thread because some and not most of us here dont believe on that

[josephdc]

I want to share a quote that may be related to the idea of seeing and believing:

"Christianity is, above all, a way of seeing. Everything else in Christian life flows from and circles around the transformation of vision. Christians see differently, and that is why their prayer, their worship, their action, their whole way of being in the world have a distinctive accent and flavor. What unites figures as diverse as James Joyce, Caravaggio, John Milton, the architect of Chartres, Dorothy Day, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and the later Bob Dylan is a peculiar and distinctive take on things, a style, a way, which flow finally from Jesus of Nazareth. Origen of Alexandria once remarked that holiness is seeing with the eyes of Christ, Tielhard de Chardin said, with great passion, that his mission as a Christian thinker was to help people see, and Thomas Aquinas said that the ultimate goal of the Christian life is a "beatific vision," an act of seeing." -- Robert Barron

[josephdc]

Do you believe in this? do you apply this in your life's principles especially when we are talking about religion, belief and GOD?

I think that there are things that although we can't see them or observe them with our senses are nevertheless real, like love and justice. We can't see them but we consider them to be real.

[munzter666]

i dont think that one has to see in order to believe....

kinsay mutuo dri nga naa xa utok?
sa mga mutubag ug yes...
kita namu sa inyo utok?

thats a faulty logic.
we have tools to view, measure those things.

how do you measure FAITH?? mustard seeds??

[sizz-lorr]

I think that there are things that although we can't see them or observe them with our senses are nevertheless real, like love and justice. We can't see them but we consider them to be real.

are you sure??
what do you use for justice and love then if not the senses??

[xxSTARLIGHT]

not reaLLy +++++