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Old 04-14-2009, 12:59 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Pure logic and pragmaticism are oversold concepts these days.

God is a concept, and the nature of the connotations that this concept is infused with is largely dependent upon the individual's personal outlook. There is no such thing as an objective stance in such an argument. How is it possible to argue for our against the existence of God when the closest working definition that we can come to for what god isis that which cannot be defined? It seems wasted breath and brain cells to ruminate over such a concept. It comes down to whether or not your existential paradigm is more functional as an atheist or as a theist.
We will never through the process of infinite regression reach a point of singularity. I personally just believe that a deterministic outlook that accepts everything as being chaotic and random to be very bleak. My world view is makes much more sense if accept the paradigm of an intelligent universe.
Cursed consciousness! Consciousness and the capacity for reflection are the bane of existence (although without them, of course we wouldn't be discussing any of this at this forum, unhappy paradox!). Especially in relation to god, the universe, evolution and other subjects, thought tends towards, that is to say desires, a final signified; an unequivocal answer. Impossible! Then again, indeterminacy and chaos do not necessarily have to equate with nihilism: there is a certain freedom in embracing the essential indeterminacy, chaos and inauthenticity of one's (impossible) apprehension of death.
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