ajyt
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"If there were no God, it would be necessary to invent him." -- Voltaire
thats is total bull!!!Originally posted by ajyt
"If there were no God, it would be necessary to invent him." -- Voltaire
hell yeah how weird is thatOriginally posted by ChangingPants
Ahh yes, philosophy. One that always always has a profound effect on me is contemplation of the concept of existence. Not existentialism, but existence. We know as little about existence as we do about death. Stare at yourself in the mirror sometimes, and try to step outside yourself, look at yourself as though from the eyes of a stranger. It is a momentary sensation when you manage to wrap your mind around something so puzzling as existence and being... it only lasts a split second - perhaps beyond the reach and capabilities of our limited human minds?
the humble person of courseOriginally posted by lengstar
and what of people who have no respect for other people, who think those that do not believe in God don't deserve to go to heaven, yet there are people who don't people in God and are much better people than those that do? who is more deserving? the stuck up elitist bitch or the humble person?
the saying points out that God is a manufactured concept. are u saying that's bull, or did you interpret it some other way?Originally posted by freaking_out
thats is total bull!!!
not yet. Religion is a HUGE part of philosophy. So in discussing religion, this thread has actually stayed on topic very well..Originally posted by iambored
has this turned into a religion thread? we need another philosophical topic
Can we have the link?Originally posted by flyin'
Philosophy is in essence thought. And I've started a website purely based on thought.
Originally posted by PacifistWarrior
Nobody is equal. Individuals aren't equal to themselves on some days. People all have equal rank in terms of being human, but this is not the same as being equal generally.
I have often wondered what it would be like to 'step into' somebody elses body for a bit and think their thoughts (while knowing I'm really me) and experience being them.