Girl, hide that wall of text!!
Oh, sorry... not a girl... why do I have that stuck in my head?
I followed your lead...
You said they believed. If they believe, then they didn't know.
"I believe my wife is faithful to me.... however, I don't know it... she may not be, for all I know..."
Or are you going to tell me that knowledge is nothing more that "justified true belief" and, since knowledge is belief, then, when you said that they believed, it really meant that they knew and had a true justification for that knowledge?
Or, as I assume, did they have as much justification as people nowadays have?
Oh, sorry... not a girl... why do I have that stuck in my head?
(March 31, 2015 at 9:47 am)Delicate Wrote:
I certainly admire the effort. Here's where it went wrong to begin with:
(March 20, 2015 at 7:43 pm)pocaracas Wrote: This is the main problem with it...
The people who wrote it, had no knowledge of any god.... they had no foresight, no insight, nothing tangible... they believed.
Like people believe nowadays, so did they believe back then.
Unless, they knew it was a con...
Your mistake: You have no basis for your claim that the people had no knowledge of any god.
That you made up.
I followed your lead...
You said they believed. If they believe, then they didn't know.
"I believe my wife is faithful to me.... however, I don't know it... she may not be, for all I know..."
Or are you going to tell me that knowledge is nothing more that "justified true belief" and, since knowledge is belief, then, when you said that they believed, it really meant that they knew and had a true justification for that knowledge?
Or, as I assume, did they have as much justification as people nowadays have?