Another religion poll - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Epignosis wrote:

Dean wrote:

The people who use the internet are antisemantic

Oh, they are! They make me so angry I literally stab myself in the face!

I can't find the link now but the same source you used yesterday in an article about politicians recently had one where it was said that you can definitely, totally, literally use 'literally' in the way you just used it and be correct in your use of the language. Wink

Dean wrote:

The people who use the internet are antisemantic

Oh, they are! They make me so angry I literally stab myself in the face!

https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays

The internet is antisemitic.

All religion post-1979 lacks the production values to make it worthy of listening to. Pre-1980 religion is where it is at.

And C for me.

Wait, Jesus DOES know how to use a computer: he has a blog! Filled with cute kitten!

Well, at least, that's what Hikaru Nakamura says in his mangas...

Actually, the success of D here shouldn't be so surprising in hindsight. Prog fans tend to be on the intellectual side and intellectuals tend to be less religious.

(Note: This is not the silly "religious people are stupid" argument and shouldn't be responded to as such. Intellectual is not the same thing as intelligent.)

I am only firm for two things, Atheism.... and...... oh nevermind.

Used to be quite anti-religious. Warming to it again as the journey moves along. I've had some personal experiences in the last year which have helped me see things a bit clearer. But I've never claimed to "know" what the truth is and I never will. I'll believe what brings me peace and not sweat the details. Smile

Equality 7-2521 wrote:

Deathrabbit wrote:

Triceratopsoil wrote:

Logic isn't necessarily subjective, but saying logic disproves all theism shows pretty flawed thinking capabilities. I'm sure happy for you that you understand the universe more than anybody else ever has.

What I mean by logic is subjective, is that it is open to interpretation. There maybe a pure, unsubjective logic that runs the universe, but as you said, without being a full and complete Turing machine with access to all knowledge, its impossible to be completely adherent to it.

That's not true and that wouldn't make logic subjective.

What makes it subjective is that we must chose axioms and rules of inference. The most obvious example would be the law of the excluded middle. Intuitively, it appears to make sense at first, but the certainty of it really seems to melt down especially with developments of the 20th century.

Anyway, I'm between C and D. I act on the hypothesis of there being no God, but I admit the non-zero probability that it exists.

I think you misunderstood me, because that's actually what I meant.

Deathrabbit wrote:

Triceratopsoil wrote:

Logic isn't necessarily subjective, but saying logic disproves all theism shows pretty flawed thinking capabilities. I'm sure happy for you that you understand the universe more than anybody else ever has.

What I mean by logic is subjective, is that it is open to interpretation. There maybe a pure, unsubjective logic that runs the universe, but as you said, without being a full and complete Turing machine with access to all knowledge, its impossible to be completely adherent to it.

That's not true and that wouldn't make logic subjective.

What makes it subjective is that we must chose axioms and rules of inference. The most obvious example would be the law of the excluded middle. Intuitively, it appears to make sense at first, but the certainty of it really seems to melt down especially with developments of the 20th century.

Anyway, I'm between C and D. I act on the hypothesis of there being no God, but I admit the non-zero probability that it exists.

"One had to be a Newton to notice that the moon is falling, when everyone sees that it doesn't fall. "

Poll Question: Which most closely matches your beliefs?
Poll Choice	Votes	Poll Statistics
A)	9	[18.75%]
B)	10	[20.83%]
C)	11	[22.92%]
D)	18	[37.50%]
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