Dontaskme wrote: ↑Thu Sep 20, 2018 10:44 am
Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Thu Sep 20, 2018 8:04 amYou don't seem to get [not necessary to agree] my point.
And you don't seem to get (not necessarily agree) my point.
My point is that there is no (indivi(dual)ised) pointer to point. Pointer, pointing, pointed are ONE.
From a relative view..in the story of other.
I cannot see what you are seeing, neither can you see what I am seeing, so its pointless to assume we can divert or distract away anothers view point to meet a different view point if its not seen.
If the view point is seen, then that's known as resonanace, in resonanace the two RELATIVE minds (views) meet as ONE.
A view point is from a relative perspective only, its an appearance within the absolute that is without doubt or error. Any relative view point about the absolute is absurd, its an illusion within it. We cannot know or point to the absolute. There is only the absolute.
You postulate God is an impossibilty ...that's a relative assumption. I postulate God is a possibility again that is a relative assumption.
Nope you claimed God is a possibility without proof at all.
I have given proofs why God is an impossibility.
God is an Impossibility
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I invite you to prove me wrong on that.
Where is your basis of proof for your claim for me to counter.
Btw, I have told you I have had 'experiences' of what is normally claimed as 'non-duality' within the spiritual context. It is not a big deal. I was a theist before. So I have no problem understanding your point which the resultant is a transcendental illusion.
The ABSOLUTE is prior to that which appears as relative, the relative is just one tint pixal within the WHOLE PICTURE.
Relative appearances (knowledge) could and would not even arise, and the fact that it does, is proof enough that there is no such thing as the impossible.
Forget about the concepts, this is not about concepts, this is beyond conceptual knowledge where all conceptual knowledge is sourced.
The beyond the known into the unknowable, aka the ABSOLUTE.
All you are doing VA is playing around with concepts, which defeats the object of what we are both trying to say.
Show me proof where the 'Absolute' can exists by itself without being relative?
Point is the 'Absolute' can only be in relation to a subject. There is no other way to it.
Note there a loads of arguments within the philosophical community to support my point, there is no Absolute-by-itself which is not relative. This is why Kant famously argued there is NO thing-in-itself [Ding an sich] which is claimed as God by many.
Yes, I am dealing with concepts which is obviously reality.
In terms of concepts [empirical based] there are two perspectives, i.e.
- 1. Real concepts that are provable with evidence,
2. Possible concepts that are provable if there are evidence.
I have argued before, besides concepts [empirical] there are ideas [based on thoughts only].
Your point of the Absolute is based purely on ideas which is thought only.
Show me on what basis can you prove your idea of the Absolute, that, ONENESS or whatever.
This idea of an Absolute is a transcendental illusion.
It the same illusion that some schizophrenia and other mental patients, or those with brain damage, etc. would cognize in their various circumstance.
I have asked the following and I don't see any answer from you.
If a schizophrenic insist gnomes are real because they [gnomes] had talked to him, would you believe the schizophrenic?
Answer?