precisely, but they cannot test it because its beyond their capability.Originally Posted by miyay
from a fable:
if a fish had a human mind, it would ask, what is water?
Human mind ask what/who is God? same answer, it is beyond our capability... nice posts... im taking advantage of it.
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10-20-2009, 04:44 PM #91Banned User
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10-20-2009, 04:51 PM #92Banned User
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EVEN IF YOU ARE RIGHT: Originally Posted by rodsky
Imagine a society meaningless and pointless... does it makes people happy? think again brad.
BUT IF YOU ARE WRONG:
1. you know the consequences.
2. its a wasted life you got there, believing life is empty awaiting for the day to fade.
SO IS THIS AN ALTERNATIVE TO SOMETHING? hehehe, no contest, this belief doesn't give you a satisfaction in life... too bad.. why settle for anything less.
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10-20-2009, 05:06 PM #93C.I.A.
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psychology
humans has the drive to idolize , as seen on early humans they idolize lamost anything .
as time goes they form to a human-like to idolize.
so , it really is hardwired. this is done unconciously. unless u r concious.
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10-20-2009, 05:20 PM #94You are right. People are happy because they indeed have something to run to--religion. Originally Posted by kebotDiNaMute
I'm not "waiting for the day to fade." I do stuff that makes me happy and make other people happy. But it doesn't have to have meaning. I do what I do, because I can do it.
I'm not settling for anything less--I'm living my life to the fullest, doing the things I can do. I am happier nowadays compared to the times when I had religion in my life, and I believe this is because at the moment, I'm the one in control of my life. Self-determinism is an important factor in self-awareness and the freedom from fear of the unknown.
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10-20-2009, 06:01 PM #95C.I.A.
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^^ your getting close to the animal kingdom... hmmm don't take it seriously, it has no meaning though.
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10-20-2009, 06:11 PM #96I don't mind being called an animal. I'm not like those who are sensitive and feel "higher" to deserve to be called such. Originally Posted by necrotic freak
^^ your getting close to the animal kingdom... hmmm don't take it seriously, it has no meaning though.
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10-20-2009, 06:12 PM #97Junior Member
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Read about this from somewhere. It does make sense hey.. Originally Posted by cromagnon
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10-20-2009, 07:27 PM #98Senior Member
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kaila kaau,.bisan wlä pa c magellan,.daghan man nagspread sa word of GOD,..dli lng kay c magellan lng,.. Originally Posted by bestial_warlust
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10-20-2009, 07:45 PM #99you believe psychology? that which unveils desire only to hide it later on? Originally Posted by cromagnon
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10-20-2009, 07:51 PM #100 Originally Posted by kebotDiNaMute
because all of you are hinging yourself into meaning. religion or not, believe in god or not. Originally Posted by rodsky
You are right. People are happy because they indeed have something to run to--religion.
I'm not "waiting for the day to fade." I do stuff that makes me happy and make other people happy. But it doesn't have to have meaning. I do what I do, because I can do it.
I'm not settling for anything less--I'm living my life to the fullest, doing the things I can do. I am happier nowadays compared to the times when I had religion in my life, and I believe this is because at the moment, I'm the one in control of my life. Self-determinism is an important factor in self-awareness and the freedom from fear of the unknown.
-RODION
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