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To: tortoise; traviskicks

let me be precise: the "hard problem" should've been better called "a hard problem." While Chalmer's offered up a softball for the Godless self-flagellating academics, "the hard problem" is the discovery of God and personal faith.

Come back when your mathematics proves the existence of God and you act on that faithfully. Because until then, you're just unconscious. You cannot understand until you have faith, i.e. nothing makes sense until it all makes sense.


41 posted on 01/23/2005 7:32:22 PM PST by WriteOn
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To: WriteOn
Come back when your mathematics proves the existence of God and you act on that faithfully.

"Come back when you prove what this ignorant jackass believes."

Do you think mathematics bends to the will of your beliefs? Do you think God twists mathematics to satisfy your psychosis? Your arrogance is truly astounding. You've built an entire universe inside your head that no one but you can see. You sir are an embarrassment to the faith. Either take your meds or peddle your nonsense elsewhere.

Mathematics is what it is. I would say it has served mankind pretty well.

57 posted on 01/23/2005 11:56:52 PM PST by tortoise (All these moments lost in time, like tears in the rain.)
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