(August 5, 2010 at 7:08 pm)fr0d0 Wrote: I'm having a conversation with VOID. tavarish chimed in with a point which you backed up. That conversation is my only interest in this topic. You're trying to engage me in a subject I have no interest in. You are of course at liberty and very welcome to add to the thread/ topic all you wish, and address me. For the reasons stated, I respectfully decline a discussion on the topic of existence with you, for the reasons stated above, unless you wish to discuss the validity of using scientific method with a philosophical idea. I'm sure you don't, and it's sort of the discussion we're having already in another thread. No hard feelings

Fair enough. I'll chime in then when I have something relevant to that topic and next time I promise to do my homework a little bit better to stay on topic.

(August 6, 2010 at 2:43 am)Rhizomorph13 Wrote:

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(August 5, 2010 at 11:42 pm)Godschild Wrote:

(August 5, 2010 at 5:03 pm)TheDarkestOfAngels Wrote:

(August 5, 2010 at 4:30 pm)Godschild Wrote: I believe I understand your point very well, you are not the same today as you were yesterday some type of change has come about no matter how small and I said it would yesterday. Does this mean I'm able to see the future absolutely not, this came from scientific knowledge. What I stated yesterday is true today and will be tommorow and from now till the end of your days on this planet so yes it is absolute.

The fact that you can state something that will very likely be true for an extended period of time does not invalidate that there are no absolute truths.

Think of this another way - if at any instant I am exactly the same I was at any other instant - the 'absolute truth' you mentioned will be instantly invalidated.
As such, you can never have absolute certainty.

You and I will die some day and that is absolutely certain and this is why, no one to this point in time has not died and there is no evidence that this will ever change, the human body has no way of replicating new cells for all the parts of the body that is needed to continue on indefinitely this is a scientific fact.

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Hey Elijah didn't die, he was taken up to heaven by God! 2 Kings 2!

Yes you are right and Enoch was taken to be with God without dying and if I had brought this up it would have been dismissed as a fairy tale so what would I have accomplished by mentioning these two individuals. The reason for their translation was decided by God because of what these men were and the great faith they had. I do not see God working with individuals in the same manner and do not think the same event will occur until the return of Christ.

"and if I had brought this up it would have been dismissed as a fairy tale so what would I have accomplished by mentioning these two individuals"

-- very good point

Quote:it would have been dismissed as a fairy tale

Because it is a fairy tale.

(August 7, 2010 at 8:41 am)Minimalist Wrote:

Quote:it would have been dismissed as a fairy tale

Because it is a fairy tale.

See I knew Min would come through.

Fairy tales....can come true,
it can happen to you,
if your head's up your ass.