so a non-materialistic world? Or a world we are unaware of. I guess heaven would be a good example?
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The Agnostic Realm
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so a non-materialistic world? Or a world we are unaware of. I guess heaven would be a good example?
Biblestudent_007
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Yes, intelligible knowledge.
Biblestudent_007
Active Member
so a non-materialistic world? Or a world we are unaware of. I guess heaven would be a good example?
I'm thinking it has do with your personal mode of thought and the "space" between what we know and don't know.
So it is a mindset, not a place or dimension?
Biblestudent_007
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I'm thinking context of a book Soul after death by Fr. Seraphim Rose. (spiritual experience in the natural world)
So you are claiming that there is a sort of supernatural power arising from Agnosticism? Really?
The Sum of Awe
Brought to you by the moment that spacetime began.
LOL, agnostics have their own mystic adventures. Agnostics are mystics 
swamplizard
Human
Greetings fellow beings,
It might be safe to say that all "believers" (whether in or not) are agnostic in action and thought. Perhaps the only ones not agnostic are gnostics.
best,
swampy
It might be safe to say that all "believers" (whether in or not) are agnostic in action and thought. Perhaps the only ones not agnostic are gnostics.
best,
swampy
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Well, I though it was a lovely image.
Songbird
She rules her life like a bird in flight
Biblestudent_007
Active Member
Not "claiming" - just suggesting that a supernatural spirit can influence Agnostic thought.
I suppose supernatural spirits could influence any kind of thought, once we accept their existence in the first place. Not sure what conclusions you hope to reach from there.
swamplizard
Human
Except for those pesky agnostic gnostics.
Hey Birdie,
Yeh, they be like them ole, sneaky, spherical cubes. :thud:
besterest,
swampy
Songbird
She rules her life like a bird in flight
Hi Swampster!
And as an-topic note, it seems the agnostic realm is bigger than the gnostic one. Unless, to paraphrase Robert Price, they're the same.
swamplizard
Human
Hi Swampster!
And as an-topic note, it seems the agnostic realm is bigger than the gnostic one. Unless, to paraphrase Robert Price, they're the same.
Evenin' Birdie,
Both realms are containers of equal volume. One container is packed full with question marks, so full in fact, that one cannot distinguish one mark from any other, they overlap and project only darkness; one can only imagine the one that intersects the fleeting thought. The other container has but one statement: "Yes." It is visible and is made real by the space around it that hugs it as the arms about your smily. One by its own admission does not know if it exists and thus is merely illusion within. The other knows and testifies with its single affirmation of "Yes," it says, "I am."
Perhaps 6 cents worth of nocturnal notions,
best,
swampy
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