Is there limit of Knowledge?

[Polymath257]

Polymath257,
Being a polymath, you know much about many things. It seems though that one field of knowledge, the most important one, you have, at best, a nodding acquaintance. That knowledge is what you get from Bible study. The Bible itself proves, beyond doubt that God exists, so read it and pray for understanding, and you will understand God's purpose for you and the earth, Proverbs 2:1-10, Romans 12:1:2, 1Thessalonians 5:21, Hebrews 5:11-14.

The Bible is a book of legends and propaganda mixed with a bit of history. No, the Bible doesn't prove the existence of God since the Bible was written by men and for the purposes of men.

 

[questfortruth]

Polymath257,
Being a polymath, you know much about many things. It seems though that one field of knowledge, the most important one, you have, at best, a nodding acquaintance. That knowledge is what you get from Bible study. The Bible itself proves, beyond doubt that God exists, so read it and pray for understanding, and you will understand God's purpose for you and the earth, Proverbs 2:1-10, Romans 12:1:2, 1Thessalonians 5:21, Hebrews 5:11-14.

1) The Jesus Christ is the Miracle Maker. The Jesus Christ is citing the Bible. So, the God's Book is Bible. 2) The Jesus Christ has promised to save the sinners, if they would truly repent and be baptized. The Jesus Christ is the only Being, who has solved the problem of sin. So, the Bible is True.

 

[RedDragon94]

No.

Then no.

 

[Polymath257]

1) The Jesus Christ is the Miracle Maker. The Jesus Christ is citing the Bible. So, the God's Book is Bible. 2) The Jesus Christ has promised to save the sinners, if they would truly repent and be baptized. The Jesus Christ is the only Being, who has solved the problem of sin. So, the Bible is True.

Big claims. False deductions. No proof.

 

[Milton Platt]

Let us consider the Being, Who got to know absolutely everything. Such Being knows, what He exists. Therefore, because among the knowledge we have found this particular knowledge, the Omniscient Being exists.

The question of God's existence can not be answered negatively, therefore the Reason and God can not be separated.

Your sentences are somewhat incoherent, and have nothing to do with the heading of your post, but........
Okay, let's consider the being. Clearly define what the being is and provide empirical evidence that such a being exists, and we can go from there.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

Let us consider the Being, Who got to know absolutely everything. Such Being knows, what He exists. Therefore, because among the knowledge we have found this particular knowledge, the Omniscient Being exists.

The question of God's existence can not be answered negatively, therefore the Reason and God can not be separated.

Your wording is as eloquent and cogent as your reasoning.

 

[Jonathan Ainsley Bain]

Let us consider the Being, Who got to know absolutely everything. Such Being knows, what He exists. Therefore, because among the knowledge we have found this particular knowledge, the Omniscient Being exists.

The question of God's existence can not be answered negatively, therefore the Reason and God can not be separated.

Aah, but if God knows all, then God must also know: not-knowing.
So to also know what not-knowing is, God must choose to not-know some events.
Just because God CAN know everything, does not mean that he DOES know everything.

 

[questfortruth]

Your sentences are somewhat incoherent, and have nothing to do with the heading of your post, but........
Okay, let's consider the being. Clearly define what the being is and provide empirical evidence that such a being exists, and we can go from there.

So, your objection is: the human brain is not there to prove the God, that is Nihilism of the brain.

 

[Etritonakin]

Let us consider the Being, Who got to know absolutely everything. Such Being knows, what He exists. Therefore, because among the knowledge we have found this particular knowledge, the Omniscient Being exists.

The question of God's existence can not be answered negatively, therefore the Reason and God can not be separated.

Not sure what you meant in your post, but.......

As knowledge is of existence, arrangement and function, etc., and that it is likely true that the most basic stuff from which all things are made cannot itself be created or destroyed, the present arrangement and function of that which exists is the present limit of the presently knowable.

As arrangement and function can be altered infinitely, there is no limit to that which may be created to be known.

However.... If the most basic stuff isn't technically material as we know it -or if it is material of a nature which can be infinitely subdivided, the formation of matter and even addition of space as we do know it may not be limited.

 

[Curious George]

Let us consider the Being, Who got to know absolutely everything. Such Being knows, what He exists.

Begging the question

Therefore, because among the knowledge we have found this particular knowledge, the Omniscient Being exists.

Non sequitur

The question of God's existence can not be answered negatively, therefore the Reason and God can not be separated.

Sure it can. But even so, this is an argument from ignorance.

And that my friend is strike three. Three fallacies, one short post. Congrats.