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> Religion[0] provides answers, but false ones, as far as we know. It's good to know that this has finally been determined, presumably by teams of qualified sc
by nate_meurer 8y ago
> Religion[0] provides answers, but false ones, as far as we know.
It's good to know that this has finally been determined, presumably by teams of qualified scientists, philosophers, and the most honest of holy men.
Although, it does seem to render your characterization of consciousness as an "amazing miracle" in a somewhat awkward light.
- yesenadam 8y ago"Don't be snarky." Your first sentence seems mere sarcasm, and I don't get what you mean by the second. Only religious people are allowed to use the word 'miracle'? I don't know. If you'd used plain speaking and short words, we could've seen what you really have to say. As it is, I'm left wondering. I said 'as far as we know', which you misrepresent as me saying something about 'finally'. If you have evidence otherwise, you would've mentioned it I suppose; innuendo is all you have. Your quotation in the second sentence also misrepresents what I said. If that matters to you. You wrote like you are on the side of truth before you write a word, that all your audience here will recognize it, that eloquence and long words alone will deliver triumph. Less 'delicacy', more saying what you mean, please.