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Re: Does God Have Multiple Personality Disorder by stimulus(m): 8:04pm On Feb 08, 2008 |
@bawomol, bawomol: You're only asking for the "proof" of the existence of God based on your worries about a transformation which you have not clearly defined. My offer (to which you referred in your quote) was pointing out the type of "logical proof" you were seeking - how have you stated what it is? One could be bland and blank as a matter of testing the waters because they are not sure what next they would say - which I presume is what you're doing; else I would not be reading such oblique appeals to "proof" where I clearly asked for what type of "logical" proof you were seeking. The field of logic is broad, please make your pick. bawomol: In varied ways. And yes, my experience(s) may not tessellate with your idea of "proof", but that in itself does not suppose that you hold ace simply because you deny them based again - on no logical proof or understanding of your own premise in the first place. bawomol: Either way, those arguing for and against theories of scientific disciplines advance their logical arguments rather than make excuses of denying this, that or the other - as you have consistently done! And then again, I did state that we are dealing with a "being", unless your analogy has a way of referring to atomic model as a "being". bawomol: You would see that I have not even delved into any theory for the existence of God, while trying to stay on the topic. The one thing that I've been doing so far is follow your lead and present the fallacy of your own analogy and presentations all the while, just so we can come to a common ground for the discussion that may be of interest to both of us on the existence of God. To open a thread with a psychotic MPD as a starter does not tell me you're asking for a discussion at all - and I've sated that several times already. bawomol: What then is the difference you postulate? That the calm person never at anytime expresses the very opposite of calmness - panic, anxiety, unease as possible alternatives to your static psychiatric display of emotions as earlier? Ever heard of synonyms and antonyms while you quickly sweep these ideas under the carpet? Dude, opposite emotional display (as you touted yours conveniently) do not lead to the NON-existence of a being! The core issue here is not the personality display, but rather your working assumptions - that God does not exist! I'd be enthused that you clear your grounds first on that, before accusing a "being" of having a personality that worries your thinking. If I'm averse to your personality display, it would be foolish indeed to infer from my dislike of your personality that you therefore do not exist (and it has nothing to do with whether or not I've met you heretofore). bawomol: Your inability to do this already demonstrates that your repeated assertions are unnecessary; and it would be almost theatrical for me to humour you on the excuse of that veil behind which you have been hiding your propositions. That you suppose I could not adduce "proof" for the existence of the God I believe in, should not mean that your inability to "prove" your own premise therefore triumphs over my convictions. At best, you are simply unable to hold[b] your[/b] tuff - not even philosophically - and on which premise you cannot breast the tape on your course here! bawomol: I presume Newton's premises were never put to the test and therefore swallowed wholesale, yeah? That alone tells me what type of phylosophical idealism you're proposing, and I just can't wait to tease you on yours! In any case, there are a lot of critiques that have been conducted on Newton's Calculus when it comes to applications. I'm not a scholarly mathematician myself; but the few such critiques I've perused thereto really make me wonder that anyone would speak of the idea that Newtn's students must have been so glib to "accept" his theories without question. It was not too long ago that one such works was recommended in our class - "The Principia : Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy". But there again, I've yet to look at John L. Greenberg's critique on applications of Newton's calculus. When it comes to applications, that's when we see the weaknesses, limitations and problems of theories which have been initially accepted widely. bawomol: Another classic excuse - blaming your weakness on "kids". How many others do you know who base their premise and belief in God on what they have read from "books" besides what they read or hear? What about the reference you made to "books" as the mast to post your flag of belief in God? bawomol: Your assertion is simply that - an assertion: hiding under an illogical and unphilosophical excuse. You have not presented anything that can pass for "proof" other than asserting this, that or the other and thereby coming back with the ahoy of God's existence "can not be proved or disproved". You can't leave your ideas hanging out on high seas that way and expect to make us believe you have delivered! bawomol: I don't see what great job you would expect anyone to do on your excuses. |
Re: Does God Have Multiple Personality Disorder by Nobody: 10:09am On Feb 09, 2008 |
@bawomol Please defend your position. Stop throwing weak punches and asking hypothetical questions. We are not conviced. |
Re: Does God Have Multiple Personality Disorder by bawomolo(m): 4:21pm On Feb 09, 2008 |
You're only asking for the "proof" of the existence of God based on your worries about a transformation which you have not clearly defined. actually i'm not asking for proof of God's existence in this thread. all i'm asking is what caused the transformation of God from God of war to God of peace in the Bible. simple questions deserve simple answers The field of logic is broad, please make your pick. actually i'm not seeking a logical proof, i'm seeking a logical explanation for the change in God's temparament from the old to new testament. And yes, my experience(s) may not tessellate with your idea of "proof" how did u have experiences with God if he is beyond human comprehension and senses. how were u approached by God. And then again, I did state that we are dealing with a "being", unless your analogy has a way of referring to atomic model as a "being" the bohr's atomic model and "God" are both abstract beings that can easily be discussed without accepting they are real. You would see that I have not even delved into any theory for the existence of God, while trying to stay on the topic. actually u have while denying the transformation isn't clear. That the calm person never at anytime expresses the very opposite of calmness - panic, anxiety, unease as possible alternatives to your static psychiatric display of emotions as earlier? personal insults aside. the calm person may express opposite of calmess but overall he is at east at MOST TIMES. God said he was the God of war at first, then strangely in the new testament, claimed to be God of peace. a state of war is drastically different from a state of peace. Dude, opposite emotional display (as you touted yours conveniently) do not lead to the NON-existence of a being! actually no, i'm not arguing about the existence of ur christian God. didn't we agree to stay on topic. The core issue here is not the personality display, but rather your working assumptions - that God does not exist! again didn't we agree to stay on topic. I[b]'d be enthused that you clear your grounds first on that, before accusing a "being" of having a personality that worries your thinking.[/b] actually no. regardless of prior assumptions, hypothetical questions can be asked. i find it strange u guys are having problems involving the trinity and God's temparament. Your inability to do this already demonstrates that your repeated assertions are unnecessary actually i don't need to prove God doesn't exists, since our theist counterpart haven't proven God exists either. it would continue to be a stalemate At best, you are simply unable to hold your tuff - not even philosophically it's turf not tuff. philosophy isn't about proof but opinions. u have assumptions, i have mine. let's get back to the thread please. explain the trinity and God's transformation I presume Newton's premises were never put to the test and therefore swallowed wholesale, yeah? you are right, they were put to test, because of these tests, we had the maxwell equations, differential equations and multi-variable calculus was born. the application of newton's work, proved calculus was correct. When it comes to applications, that's when we see the weaknesses, limitations and problems of theories which have been initially accepted widely. all mathematical theories have limitations. nothing new here Another classic excuse - blaming your weakness on "kids" sociological experiments aren't classic excuses. the experiment showed the need for God is through socialization and not natural. What about the reference you made to "books" as the mast to post your flag of belief in God those books actually solidifed my stance about atheism. i had doubts b4 reading books. why dodge the topic bro. simple questions, simple answers. I don't see what great job you would expect anyone to do on your excuses circular reasoning won't get u anywhere. Please defend your position. Stop throwing weak punches and asking hypothetical questions. We are not conviced. this coming from a guy that posted five philosophical "proofs" for the existence of God. oh the irony |
Re: Does God Have Multiple Personality Disorder by stimulus(m): 5:40pm On Feb 09, 2008 |
@bawomolo, bawomolo: In other words, you now surmise that God does exist afterall? See? You are doing the very same dribbling I hinted at several times yesterday - but no wahala. As for the 'transformation' you hinted at and are still forcing tenuously, you still haven't done a good job responding to my request to clarify your understanding thereto. Perhaps it may serve you a good turn to drop the hypocrisy of excusing its application to your favoured "display of emotion" in other description while seeking to fan the transformation meme repeatedly. bawomolo: Excuses that have become incoherent and inconsistent in yours need to be clarified - by you! bawomolo: Same issue as above. Next! bawomolo: That God is beyond human comprehension does not mean we have no comprehension whatsoever about God. As to being "approached" by God, I don't know where I stated that exactly. bawomolo: How do you transform a "model" into a "being"? bawomolo: You did not make your idea of 'transformation' any clearer, but have only been assuming it is. And as to the delving into the theory of God's existence, I have not - and my reference thereto was to cleaqrly state it so that you would not characteristically allege I have done so, which is what you have predictably done. Second, I referenced that as a matter of your persistent call for the "proof" of the existence of God, while now bending backwards to deny that you ever made a call thereto. bawomolo: Where? bawomolo: The idea you're espousing does not establish the notion of 'transformation' - as if He was ever at war, and then dropping all that suddenly became a God of peace. Perhaps you have the idea that He never gave peace or knew peace in the OT? bawomolo: I've been consistent with the topic - or more precisely, following your lead without deviating. My answers are in consonance with the queries you present; and if you never made any reference to "proving" the existence of God as a sine-qua-non factor in this discussion, you would not have read any hint thereto in my rejoinders. Care to go back and review? bawomolo: As above? bawomolo: It need not be so - that is why we have also presented queries for your consideration instead of running the risk of misreading you. So far, you haven't impressed me yet with a coherent grasp of your own premise. Do you care to set me straight on that so we know where exactly your premise lies? bawomolo: I think reference to the existence of God has been overdone - can we move on quickly now to the core gist of your worries? bawomolo: Thanks - I meant 'tuff' - please see: TUFF - which I used as an idiomatic expression. Do I expatiate? bawomolo: You proposed philosophy as your 'tuff' (your forté or perhaps strong link to unravelling your worldview); and I would have been glad to call your bluff! It didn't seem your confidence level in your proposal could be sustained - my bad! Getting back to the thread, I do not see a transformation; nor do I suppose it would be a fair trial to imposs that idea on any discussant. That we have our differing assumptions does not pass as a means to excuse a common grund for discussion. bawomolo: Glad you finally saw that! Ha! To think I had to take the trouble to infer that we look at the applications of Calculus! bawomolo: Thank you, gentle sir. Next! bawomolo: Which shouldn't necessarily always be a resort to "kids" as the first port of call for same excuses. bawomolo: I haven't ducked the topic - remember, I'm following your lead and would rather keep to that! In any case, that people have read books which solidified their stance about atheism could again be argued that others have read books that helped to open their prejudices and lead them to consider theism. A no-thoroughfare there. However, my question was in reference to what you had categorically assumed earlier; which is why I asked: "What about the reference you made to "books" as the mast to post your flag of belief in God?" bawomolo: I apologise - but that is not even a tool I would consider for my defence as I read in yours! bawomolo: Which confirms my pun to your circular reasoning - it is n't taking us anywhere; and I'm glad that I'm not the only one who noticed! Roger me? |
Re: Does God Have Multiple Personality Disorder by Nobody: 9:32pm On Feb 09, 2008 |
bawomol: God does not take permission from you or anybody for that matter. So, stop telling Him how to live His Life or run His universe. |
Re: Does God Have Multiple Personality Disorder by bawomolo(m): 10:36pm On Feb 09, 2008 |
God does not take permission from you or anybody for that matter. So, stop telling Him how to live His Life or run His universe. this is a cop out. you seem uninterested or unable to explain the inconsistencies of the bible. |
Re: Does God Have Multiple Personality Disorder by stimulus(m): 10:16am On Feb 10, 2008 |
bawomolo: I really would not have bothered to comment; but for the fact that you're sounding so familiar in your inconsistencies. |
Re: Does God Have Multiple Personality Disorder by luvus: 11:48am On Feb 10, 2008 |
hi bawol you trying to understand God? well i still am asking "wat is the origin of matter"? |
Re: Does God Have Multiple Personality Disorder by Nobody: 11:58am On Feb 10, 2008 |
bawomolo: Why don't we first address the inconsistencies in YOUR marvelous conclusion: An abstract entity (originating from human imagination, that can neither be proved nor disproved) is suffering from MPD!!! We have not forgotten this your conclusion. After dealing with this exhaustively, we can go on to address the imaginary problems you have with the bible. |
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