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Yes, we have different beliefs. Each of our beliefs is most logical to us.
Wikipedia has a bunch of different definitions for singularity, all of which, in this context, look to me as defining a moment when the infinite meets the finite.
In my view, a singularity is a mathematical condition. Remember when we studied fractions. When the denominator approaches zero, the value of the fraction blows up, to infinity.
Likewise, when all the mass in the universe is compressed down to approach zero volume, the density approaches infinity. The singularity then explodes to form a real universe.
We don't know how many times this happened, or whether the mass entered our universe from another universe.
We also don't know why the universe was created. Nor do we know how the universe was created.
But recent evidence ...
Any in-depth discussions of infinity are ultimately useless. As finite humans, it is impossible for us to fully understand it. We just can't wrap our heads around things which are paradoxes to us.
I can't think of a reason, to care. So what? All that matters is the reality that we've got for the short time that we have to live it.
The bible isn't a science book. G-d tells us a brief synopsis of His Creation. More than that, we don't need. It doesn't help to elevate ourselves or to bring more holiness into the world.
And the next recent evidence to come will contradict that. You can't find G-d in a test tube, science only looks at physical things.
In analogy, is it ethical to treat visitors to this DIR in that manner ? I propose the rules be changed in accordance with Jewish precedent in this manner.
Why doesnt it surprise me that its you who proposes to strip away the safeguard of this subforum where i dont have to read all the christian and muslim missionary bullcrap.
You know i regard this DIR pretty much as a house. And i dont welcome people into my house that only want to proselytize. Which is why this is a blue subforum and not a green one.
Sorry it took me so long. Are there other changes you can think of that would make the place more fun ?Though iam really surprised that you waited so long to make this an issue.
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Maybe we should go green for a while. Are you on-board ? I would like to see more diversity of opinion here in the DIR.
Also, you didn't answer my question, when you have visitors to your house, do you only let them ask questions ?
I know the rules.Perheps you should read up on the difference between blue and green DIRs.
Questions were never the problem.
This generalization means nothing.This is the Judaism DIR which is for the religion called Judaism and not other religions. So no iam not on board.
Again, you are oversimplifying. If the thread is political, I agree. If it relates to religion or philosophy, it is fine.Also just to mention it, also i've been always against threads regarding the State of Israel in this DIR.
Judaism DIR for Judaism. Pretty simple.
"And i dont welcome people into my house that only want to proselytize."
Hi All, I have a question about treatment of visitors to your home and in analogy, this sub-forum.
When Abraham had the 3 angels visit him in his tent did he tell them they were only allowed to ask respectful questions ? Did he say, they cannot make any statements ?
In analogy, is it ethical to treat visitors to this DIR in that manner ? I propose the rules be changed in accordance with Jewish precedent in this manner.
I do not concur.
This generalization means nothing.
Again, you are oversimplifying. If the thread is political, I agree. If it relates to religion or philosophy, it is fine.
It seems you don't welcome people into your house unless they only ask respectful questions.
Because I think it's nice to have a place where jews can be jews without the christian point of view. The christians have a directory of their own for that purpose as well.Why not ?
I don't concur with you either.Thats no generalisation.
" -For any DIR or discussion sub-forum that is colored blue, non-members of that area are limited only to respectful questions, and are not allowed to make any non-question posts."
Which means that the Judaism DIR is for threads and posts regarding Judaism.
Quite simple.
lol a thread about the State of Israel that isnt about politics. Thats funny.
I have yet to invite a hostile person into my house that seeks to proselytize me.
But hey everyone got a hobby.
Because I think it's nice to have a place where jews can be jews without the christian point of view. The christians have a directory of their own for that purpose as well.
There is also the general religious debate forum for anyone to have input.
Blue is the color of the Israeli flag.:beach:I don't understand, CMike, with an attitude like, this:
.....it's nice to have a place where jews can be jews without the christian point of view....
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You may as well not give non-members the right to post at all !! That is totally contrary to the spirit of interfaith dialogue that we are trying to imbue in this forum.
I think you need to re-think your position on this, CMike.
Maybe we could go from blue back to green for 1 month, just to give it a try. What do you say ?
I don't concur with you either.
Israel is an integral part of judaism. A discussion about Israel is a discussion about judaism.
Green is the color of radical environmentalists. It's not my color.