questfortruth
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An interesting publication about Statistics main formula
Evaluation of the Gauss integral
Evaluation of the Gauss integral
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Well done. Are you buying the drinks?
VoidCat
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Can an omnipotent being create a rock he can't lift? If so he's not really omnipotient
questfortruth
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There are two kinds of riddle:
1. Paradox - riddle, that can have solution.
2. Absurd - riddle without solution.
The omnipotence paradox (and the paradox of a liar) is not paradox, but absurd.
VoidCat
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It's a very reasonable question if you ask me
questfortruth
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It adds up no new information for theism and atheism.
Analysis
If an omniscient being does not exist then he doesn't exist.
Followed by giant leap of faith.
Whats wrong with if an omniscient being does not exist then he doesn't exist, end of story.?
questfortruth
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I love my Jesus, so I want to see logic in my post.
questfortruth
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Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
It is kind of not difficult
if an omnicent being does not exist it is impossible to find scientific proof that Yes it does exist..But in the other way, if an omnicent being does exist it is possible science has not yet found a scientific way to prove it.
Until it is proven scientific it will remain as a belief and faith, no matter how sure believers are "it must exist because I believe it does"
questfortruth
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There are two different definitions of word Knowledge:
1. It is what I (and all others) feel or see,
2. It is what God knows.
questfortruth
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Lady M, you have forgiven my sin?
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
Since non of us are God, I believe it is impossible to say what God actually think or knows
questfortruth
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The good thoughts in our mind are from two sources:
1. We.
2. God.
God does not force us into belief, but He speaks in our tone in our head, so we think, that it is our own thoughts.
It is kind of not difficult
But in the other way, if an omnicent being does exist it is possible science has not yet found a scientific way to prove it.
Until it is proven scientific it will remain as a belief and faith, no matter how sure believers are "it must exist because I believe it does"
That was not the OP, the op was
If Omniscient Being does not exist,
Belief is not evidence so...I personally believe there is enough evidence to say no god exists. Otheres believe differently. Thats the thing with belief....
questfortruth
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If somebody knows all, then this includes knowledge, that God exists.
Hence, God must exist.
questfortruth
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Faith is not blind faith. Faith is to stay true to Knowledge.
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