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Does this mean if god goes blind we cease to exist, or just become illusions?It’s more on the lines:
Without God’s vision we would not have an exact value.
Without an exact value we would be an illusion.
We aren’t an illusion.
Therefore God exists.
I kind of see where you're going with this. I see it a little differently, though. I think part of being human is finite ( has an exact value ), but other parts are infinite and don't have an exact value.It’s more on the lines:
Without God’s vision we would not have an exact value.
Without an exact value we would be an illusion.
We aren’t an illusion.
Therefore God exists.
I kind of see where you're going with this. I see it a little differently, though. I think part of being human is finite ( has an exact value ), but other parts are infinite and don't have an exact value.
The part that is finite, that's the animal part. The part that is infinite, that's the divine part.
The fact that this infinite part exists, is a reason to believe in G-d. But I don't see it as proof or provable.
Pretty much nonsense. That is why Eric refutes your claim. I used a very bad argument against God to refute a very poor argument for God.It’s more on the lines:
Without God’s vision we would not have an exact value.
Without an exact value we would be an illusion.
We aren’t an illusion.
Therefore God exists.
Does this mean if god goes blind we cease to exist, or just become illusions?
And whose illusions would we become, ours or gods?
It's an interesting idea, but, I don't know if it's proof.Nothing can judge and assign us value but perfect loving vision from God that sees our actions with precision. It’s his vision that gives things there precision and reality.
I kind of see where you're going with this. I see it a little differently, though. I think part of being human is finite ( has an exact value ), but other parts are infinite and don't have an exact value.
The part that is finite, that's the animal part. The part that is infinite, that's the divine part.
The fact that this infinite part exists, is a reason to believe in G-d. But I don't see it as proof or provable.
Wow.We always estimate or guess who we are knowing there is an exact value to who we are. That exact reality of who we are can’t be separated from God’s judgement.
Proof?It's an interesting idea, but, I don't know if it's proof.
Wow.
Way to completely ignore the post you are replying to...
Does this trick work on your god?
it won'tWay to completely ignore the post you are replying to...
Does this trick work on your god?