Reality. All possible evidence assumes that it exists.
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I have had someone from the other side of the world tell me that he loved me while I never saw him and he couldn't understand that I can love a dog.
If "love" is different in everybody's eyes, there is absolutelly no telling if it's true
ἀγάπη was almost entirely the Christian concept of "love". If we look at the greatest Greek lexicon for ancient Greek in general, we find:Love is defined in the Bible. There are also different Greek words that are translated into English as "love." Non-emotional servant type love --AGAPE-- is commanded by God and is an essential attribute of God (1 John 4:8).
philo described the ownership of one's body parts in Homeric Greek (inalienable possession) and continued to refer to property as well as "friend" from pre-Classical Greek to Koine/Hellenistic. It is less "brotherly" than ἀγάπη.Phileo is an emotional type love. It is brotherly or familial type love. From this word comes Philadelphia.
So many things it'd take too much of my time to list, but a taster;
That the Earth orbits the Sun
That brocolli contains iron
Japan
The speed of light
That human flesh tastes like pork
That you are a Christian
God is proved within not withoutMany things, but these things can be prove empirically; God cannot be.
Okay, firstly - 6 year old post.Remember: The OP asked if you know that you have no basis for believing in these things aside from someone else's say-so.
Okay, firstly - 6 year old post.
The simple fact remains though that I haven't done any of that. I have no first hand knowledge of any of it, I'm entirely reliant upon what other people have told me regarding those things.
So Philadephia is the city of Body Parts?philo described the ownership of one's body parts in Homeric Greek (inalienable possession) and continued to refer to property as well as "friend" from pre-Classical Greek to Koine/Hellenistic. It is less "brotherly" than ἀγάπη.
No. φῐλᾰδελφία is one word in Greek. It means brotherly love (although it is used very rarely). Also, when φίλος was used to indicate possession ("my thymos", "my phren", "my heart", πατὴρ φίλος/"my father"), it is a specific type of possession called inalienable possession. It also has to be attached to the thing "owned" and only certain kinds of things qualify ("κουρίδιος φίλος" doesn't mean "my husband", just "husband"; lit. "dear wedded [man]"). Thus φίλοι (the nominative plural) doesn't mean "owned things" it means "friends" (or family, or both).So Philadephia is the city of Body Parts?
There are no gods.
There are aliens (not the Earth menacing probulating kind).
The Venture Brothers will return.
I'm not sure of any of these, especially the last one.
Go Team Venture!When Season 5 was picked up, so was Season 6 (January 2015, baby!). Just takes a long time for the whole animation on such a tiny budget. Also, at the same time 5&6 were set, they also got a deal for a 90 minute special.
The "other" part suggests that there is intelligent life on this planet. As of right now, I haven't seen any evidence of that.I believe in intelligent life on other planets. As of right now there isn't any evidence for that.