mikkel_the_dane
My own religion
see above, quit bellyaching and do the MATH.
101G.
Do you understand what math is in relationship to the world as such?
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see above, quit bellyaching and do the MATH.
101G.
You did not even present any math.see above, quit bellyaching and do the MATH.
101G.
You presented no math, you only did the equivalent of asking someone if they quit beating their wife yet and demanded a yes or no answer.well the bible presented a mathematical fact and these men of.... suppose to be science cannot answer a simple equation.
good day.
101G
can you solve the A+B=C, or is it over your head?
101G.
mathematics has no limits.Well, do you understand the limit of math, logic and truth?
mathematics has no limits.
101G
No, but just looking at the definition, that's nonsense. A mathematical measurement problem, cannot be subjective and objective at the same time. example.Have you ever heard of logical positivism and its relationship to math at the start of the 1900's?
No, but just looking at the definition, that's nonsense. A mathematical measurement problem, cannot be subjective and objective at the same time. example.
in God's creation, why are there "objects?". the measurement problem. if there was only one object in space could there be any measurement? no. what about two objects, again no, three or more? the same thing
what if one object was in motion, then could we measure.... ito dependent on the object speed. if at the seed of LIGHT, no, but slower than the speed of Light yes. .
so, no mathematical measurement problem, cannot be subjective and objective at the same.
101G
and this also. go to a blackboard and write the biggest number you can think of, and 101G will add 1 to it and it will be bigger than yours, yet, in the same fashion, zero can never divide your number.So math is just that?
and this also. go to a blackboard and write the biggest number you can think of, and 101G will add 1 to it and it will be bigger than yours, yet, in the same fashion, zero can never divide your number.
understand God is "subjective", the GREATER, unlimited, and yet he is never divided .... "Objectively", so mathematic can never prove God.
101G.
(smile), Fine......Yrs, you have your version of God and math as it relates to the world. I have another.
(smile), Fine......
101G.
No, that is just an unjustified assumption of yours. You have no logical argument that even supports the existence of God. You used an argument based upon false premises.and this also. go to a blackboard and write the biggest number you can think of, and 101G will add 1 to it and it will be bigger than yours, yet, in the same fashion, zero can never divide your number.
understand God is "subjective", the GREATER, unlimited, and yet he is never divided .... "Objectively", so mathematic can never prove God.
101G.
No, that is just an unjustified assumption of yours. You have no logical argument that even supports the existence of God. You used an argument based upon false premises.
In a logical argument a "false premise" can be true. It merely has not been supported properly. If one bases a logical argument based on premises that are not properly supported it fails due to that "logical fallacy". Again, a logical fallacy is not necessarily wrong. It is a conclusion that was arrived at by faulty logic. He claimed to have proven God, and his argument was logically sound, but it was based upon premises that were assumptions not facts.A premises can be true, false or unknown. As religious I try to avoid false and hide behind unknown. But that is me.
so we can take this as your own personal opinion then? else write your biggest number you can think of..... ok. (smile).No, that is just an unjustified assumption of yours. You have no logical argument that even supports the existence of God. You used an argument based upon false premises.
No, but I notice when even you know that you are wrong you try to claim that it is someone else's opinion. State your argument again and I will explain which premises of yours are false and why. Once again. a false premise does not mean "wrong". It means that more than likely you assumed that something was factual when you cannot show that it is factual.so we can take this as your own personal opinion then? else write your biggest number you can think of..... ok. (smile).
101G
ERROR, just like the bible states, Call evil Good, and Good EVIL.No, but I notice when even you know that you are wrong you try to claim that it is someone else's opinion. State your argument again and I will explain which premises of yours are false and why. Once again. a false premise does not mean "wrong". It means that more than likely you assumed that something was factual when you cannot show that it is factual.