From: Clint O'Dell (clintodell@visto.com)
Date: Fri Jan 21 2000 - 16:14:16 MST
Dana Hedberg wrote:
>> I wrote: Evidence of existence lies on a person making
the claim. One cannot rationally believe everything their
imagination or friend's imagination conceives of.<<
>>Agreed. But why are you so certain there is no Supreme
Being responsible for our creation?<<
Simply by definition of a supreme not bound by physical laws
it is impossible.
>>There are problems with all religions in that they try to
make something that is by definition unknowable, knowable.<<
One can't make something unknowable knowable, because by
first primes unknowable means cannot know. If you were
referring to god in the above as the unknowable, then how
does one conceive of the idea? And it is assumed unknowable
because it is make-believe.
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