Log of Ideas

Submitted by diaskeaus on Thu, 11/02/2006 - 09:59
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  1. The rift of the rationality of God is 1) depending on deductive proof, 2) the best possible explanation for our reflections (and feelings).
  2. Any being of divine importance is worshipped (regardless of morality).
  3. Morals are formed in community (there are different communities).
  4. The Material World is an illusion created by our experience.
  5. The divine idea offers reason for the creation and sustain of life.
  6. We are not dreaming. Even when we dream, we aren’t dreaming. Reality is above.
  7. The divine idea that a being can redeem guilt and fallenness.
  8. The divine idea that after expiration, we are invited to exist in a world of bliss, in exchange for our belief and faith and work.
  9. What if machines created human beings? Would there arise a machine god?
  10. The divine idea works differently for males and for females.
  11. We search the unseen, something not mortal, for a perfect authority.
  12. We cannot demand of the divine, because by definition, the divine is more than our capacity to understand.
  13. We create arguments to argue.
  14. We are fundamentally narcissistic.
  15. If we were immortal, would we need God?
  16. The divine idea that a god would be our friend.
  17. Humanity seeks nourishment.
  18. Gods are ultimate authorities.
  19. If we understood God perfectly, would he still be God?
  20. Apparently, the ultimate answer is love.
  21. We believe in realities greater than our. We believe our reality is imperfect. Are all realities imperfect?
  22. If you facilitate a discussion of philosophy, never speak your opinion.
  23. Our emotions are strange beings.
  24. We are always aware of our inferiority to the divine, and sometimes resent this.
  25. If God was not hidden, would God still be sacred and… God?
  26. The divine have unknown intentions. The divine have no human reason.
  27. The opposite of our inadequacies are born in the divine.
  28. Community defines the divine.
  29. Humans desire ultimate authority.
  30. Evangelism: shifting ultimate authority upon the Judeo-Christian God, because of the divine nature, divine love, and divine promise with faith.
  31. The divine fights against moral or community evil.
  32. Sometimes our emotions elicit a divine message.
  33. If we had a greater capacity to control our emotions, would we believe in divine revelation?
  34. The divine is the source of the unknown.
  35. The greatest weakness of humanity is death.
  36. An unknown and divine love seems to adequately feed us.
  37. The divine transforms us.
  38. Miracles are interpretive events.
  39. The divine is moral. The divine seeks following. Without following, divine is mortal.
  40. The divine is humanity’s answer to death.
  41. The divine is an excuse to not understand the scientific nature of life.