(August 12, 2009 at 11:48 am)Jon Paul Wrote:(August 12, 2009 at 11:40 am)EvidenceVsFaith Wrote: Where's the problem?The problem is that you claim that logic and truth exists independently of the conceptual realisation of it by a mind, and to substantiate this, you appeal to your own conceptual realisation of it. In other words, your very substantiation of the claim contradicts the claim it self.
I can only appeal to my own conceptual realisation of this, because I can't appear outside of that because my mind is subjective! Duh!
I detect the existence of the objective through subjective means, it may exist it may not, I may be wrong I may be right. I don't need absolute proof, evidence is enough.
This is all fine and enough. Evidence is rational
So where's the evidence for an 'objective mind' then?
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