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Everyone's faith is different. This guy can't define everyone's faith in one Youtube video. As a scientist I am trained to question anything and everything.
by megamindbrian 9y ago
Everyone's faith is different. This guy can't define everyone's faith in one Youtube video. As a scientist I am trained to question anything and everything. As a spiritual person, my God is knowing what the right answer is before knowing the reason why or the purpose of the question. If an answer is already written down, God is the life that came before me. If I guess what the right answer is before, that is the God inside of all of us. How does an Atheist explain intuition?
- xchip 9y agoJust to make sure I we agree on the meaning, what is your definition of intuition?
- tarboreus 9y agoThey would say intuition is a cognitive process. You could check out Blink by Malcolm Gladwell for a decent, if shallow, treatment of that perspective.
- zebrafish 9y agoI would argue that intuition is an evolutionary construct that is not actually intuited but is an aggregation of many small pieces of data which biases your expectation of an outcome. I'm having trouble coming up with an example of a kind of pure intuitive experience that I've had along the lines of what I think you're talking about. If you can give a good example of what you're talking about, I think that would be helpful. I say all of this as a former atheist who has recently converted to some form of theism that I haven't quite figured out yet.