Tristram Quinn wrote:Now as we know, any effect is the result of a cause, or more simply everything is the effect of a cause.
So logically, god, infinite as he may be, is a result of his cause. Christians buy this?
Not God represents nothing.
jupiviv: If God is infinite then he is uncaused, since there is nothing beside him that can cause him, or that he can cause. Christians want God to be both finite or infinite at the same time, which is not possible logically. But Christians aren't really concerned with logic.
movingalways wrote:Do not the logicians want this very same thing? Espousing logic, which is temporal and finite in nature, to be the logos of the infinite?
Tristram Quinn wrote:Hi Liberty Sea,
A represents the infinite. Everything has a not everything, but as the term everything implies, everything would also include not everything, as not everything is something
Not A exists where A isn't. A is the infinite. The infinite is everything.
Tris,
Liberty Sea wrote:If A is everything, where does not-A exist?
Cathy Preston wrote:Tristram Quinn wrote:Hi Liberty Sea,
A represents the infinite. Everything has a not everything, but as the term everything implies, everything would also include not everything, as not everything is something
Not A exists where A isn't. A is the infinite. The infinite is everything.
Tris,
A = infinity
Not A = anything that "thinks" it is not A, which then creates more Not A.
Dan writes: "Nothing" is a nonsense concept.
banetoday wrote:i have had a lot of good theories on this kinds of stuff i.e.
Old world so-called gods and messiahs were actually time travelers from an alternate time-line where religion wasn't created and the end of time came or they grew in knowledge so much that they destroyed the very fabric of their space and time but not before sending back their smartest to change the outcome of life on earth. Cause truly think if science was dominate with no religion morals wouldn't exist in since we see it it would just be logic no real love, hope, or fear. This would help explain why they were able to do stuff that we think they couldn't or shouldn't have been able to do.
Dan Rowden wrote:"Nothing" is a nonsense concept. At best a toy we need for certain playtimes.
Tristram Quinn wrote:Nothing and Not something are different concepts.
-"Nothing" is a nonsense concept. At best a toy we need for certain playtimes.-
Jamesh wrote:Nothing only exists in mathemetics and lingustics ie it is an abstract with no basis in reality. Nor do negative numbers for that matter.
It just represents an absence of a direct causal duality or reality.
As nothingness cannot be caused it cannot exist. It has no attributes for causality to work with, so cannot manifest.
Only things that are caused can exist, except in the case of that which is infinite, and infinity can only be 1 thing, not two.
Tristram Quinn wrote:Nothing and Not something are different concepts. Not something could indeed be something, Its just not the initial subject (ie me and not me, you are all not me). Where Not something applies is where someone sees something as supreme. Nothing is supreme, something and not something are only parts and thus can never be supreme.
The human form and NOT the human form makes up everything, and this is the same for everyone,
unless you can prove to me an existence other than your own?
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