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How can we debate this question based on logical inference when logic encounters the problem of infinite regress? In this sense, whatever seems to be the most logical conclusion—that non-existence is impossible; therefore, existence is infinite—is a conclusion formed without full knowledge. I could ...

If the proposition that something (God) exists is ultimately only assumed (because there is no evidence), how can there be evidence that it does not exist? How do we refute the existence of something that only exists in others' minds with evidence? Our best tools in this case are logic and reason, a...

Philosophy is the product of thought , thought is limited by memory , by knowledge, and our knowledge is a tiny fragment of the whole , therefore what can be acheived by Philosophy is limited, in fact it is so limited that it can only answer the most trivial questions, and in reality that is worthl...