eye exaggerate
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...I'm saying that God is 'no-thing' and we are 'things'. No one can argue that we are not physical beings. If you're scientific then you know that the 'anti' to everything exists. This is the same principle.
...but you're looking at God as a person if you put it like that beef.
Heisenberg, sorry, I missed your post about being 'angry over nothing'...
Here's the deal from my perspective. Any time a person has to argue a point it is adding something to nothing. In psychological terms this would be 'aggregates' pasted to archetypes. I've found in my travels that a lot of so-called atheists are angry about their belief, or, non-belief.
Personally, I think we should all be able to learn from each other instead of having to hammer points in like spikes into a hand.
To me, God is this 'no-thing' - but a 'thing' at the same time. God is an acceptance of different modes of living.
...I'll go back to a post I made in another thread. Has science produced DNA yet from nothing? I don't mean cloning either. I mean, from scratch.
Women are automatically attractive to me, its just natural instinct.So for you it takes effort to find women attractive? The only way you like females is to have low self esteem and try really hard? Someone who is not willing to put in that effort turns to men, because there is no effort involved there? Which means in your mind, finding men attractive is easy, and finding women attractive is difficult?
Heisenberg, I agree that we are searching for common ground. I do not agree that running circles is bad. A straight line becomes a circle in time, it is inevitable.
Women are automatically attractive to me, its just natural instinct.
Men remind me of myself, and I am not attracted to myself sexually.
...neer, we are the mystery and the mysteries combined. I don't mean that 'hand is quicker' sht we read about... Maybe I can put it like this... My personal feeling about myth is that it is a reflection of the same being. We are a part of that being. We are hermes, we are adriadne, etc...
...no, but religion (as it is known) does not act so arrogantly as to assume it could.
No, you are attacted to sin not the man. Men naturally want to be wicked.Men are automatically attractive to gay men, it's just natural instinct.