Evidence for God from Science

Concepts don't exist like gravity, they only exist within human thought. Are you suggesting math only exist in the context of human thought? Hardly. Math would exist regardless of there being ANY humans at all. That is the point. So again; where does math exist? Also, who found math, and where was ...

Gravity is a physical force that exist on the surface of Earth and other planets. But where does math exist? Ken Concepts dude, concepts. Concepts don't exist like gravity, they only exist within human thought. Are you suggesting math only exist in the context of human thought? Hardly. Math would e...

The conclusion that it's all in a mind, and that this mind can only be from a very powerfull 'being', is a presumption. If one believes in God one tries to explain things according to that believe. Aren't you (and others) with that form-theory (unwillingly?) working towards a God-only solution? 1. ...

Kurieuo wrote:Do you have any programming experience JH?

Yes, programmed in several languages like assembler, Basic, Forth, html, ASP, javascript, C++.

how it is possible that the mind/soul detaches itself from the physical part and how it can endure in it's non-physical state. Given my previous post, some answers to this question should now be apparent, or show the question to be complex and so require some unpacking. If "matter" is con...

Isn't it obvious? ;) If what we directly experience isn't formed by our brains, then such suggests this "seat of consciousness" which puts the fuller picture together of the world we experience is at least more than merely our brain. Furthermore, I wouldn't merely suggest but argue strong...

Isn't it obvious? ;) If what we directly experience isn't formed by our brains, then such suggests this "seat of consciousness" which puts the fuller picture together of the world we experience is at least more than merely our brain. Furthermore, I wouldn't merely suggest but argue strong...

@Kurieuo Will look into the videos later... Do you suggest that our thoughts (will, soul) reside somewhere outside our brain? In an immaterial, or other specific non-physical, 'space'? Isn't it obvious? ;) If what we directly experience isn't formed by our brains, then such suggests this "seat...

@Kurieuo Will look into the videos later... Do you suggest that our thoughts (will, soul) reside somewhere outside our brain? In an immaterial, or other specific non-physical, 'space'? Isn't it obvious? ;) If what we directly experience isn't formed by our brains, then such suggests this "seat...

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Will look into the videos later...

Do you suggest that our thoughts (will, soul) reside somewhere outside our brain? In an immaterial, or other specific non-physical, 'space'?

JustHuman: Thoughts are not immaterial in the sense of the opposite to material stuff. Thoughts are virual, they do not reside anywhere else than whithin the neural patterns of our brain. So thoughts do not control anything, our brain does. To have thoughts, a brain must first exist. But if the bra...

Besides that, I don't believe in any form of immaterial power that can create, or control, a material realm. I think you have that back-to-front. I'd point out we experience precisely that immediately and directly with ourselves, an exterion of our will over the natural and material realm. I'd have...

Besides that, I don't believe in any form of immaterial power that can create, or control, a material realm. I think you have that back-to-front. I'd point out we experience precisely that immediately and directly with ourselves, an exterion of our will over the natural and material realm. I'd have...

Here's are some questions for the atheists and agnostics here: First the setup: Per what is written in Scripture, and assume for my question's sake that it is true - MANY people were recorded in the New Testament of having sat at Jesus feet and saw astounding, impossible things - miraculous things,...

If it is man made then it MUST be subjective for obvious reasons. If it is man DISCOVERED ( sort of like man discovering the Pythagorean theory) then it can be objective ( like the aforementioned theory). At better thought, it's neither man-made nor man-discovered, but more mankind-evolved. Since m...