Highlighting the Absurdity of Belief in God
Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2019 9:36 pm
1. Derivation(s)
2. TL; DR
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Start with infinitude:
a folded circle ( 8 )
unfold it: 0 = inf thus:
inf = 0
god = 1
absurdly assume for the
sake of highlighting absurdity:
i. god exists (?)
ii. god is infinite
Consider the antithetical nature of:
which can be used to infer the other?
{0, 1} = belief-in-and-of-itself leads to: ignorance-in-and-of-itself ad infinitum
{0, -1} = negation of belief-based ignorance(s) otherwise existing ad infinitum viz. knowledge-in-and-of-itself
viz.
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TL; DR
Living: KNOW, any/all *not to* BELIEVE (renders satan / belief-based ignorance impotent)
Death: BELIEVE, *not to* any/all KNOW (renders satan / belief-based ignorance potent)
viz.
I know I am not... = knowledge
I believe I am... = ignorance
I know I believe not... = knowledge
I believe I know... = ignorance
Belief in any all-knowing god is thus just as absurd as any/all belief-based ignorance(s) could permit.
2. TL; DR
***1***
Start with infinitude:
a folded circle ( 8 )
unfold it: 0 = inf thus:
inf = 0
god = 1
absurdly assume for the
sake of highlighting absurdity:
i. god exists (?)
ii. god is infinite
fixed/shared: 0*1^inf = 0, *1 <-*god is infinitely one
try to *remove god* (to infer any possible *inverse-of-god*)
1^inf *-1 = {0, 1} *-1
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wherein *-1 can act variably on either/both infinitude 0 and/or god 1
if: *-1 acts on 1:
1^inf *-1 = {0, 1} *-1
1^inf *-1 = {0, 0}
1^inf = 1 <- god
if: *-1 acts on 0:
1^inf *-1 = {0, 1} *-1
1^inf *-1 = {*-1, 1}
1^inf = -1 <-inverse-of-god (satan?)
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1^inf = {0, 1} {0, -1}
two variable solutions:
{0, 1} and {0, -1}
viz.let 1 be k
let infinity 0 be b
let -1 be -k
b = k - k
set:
k to: knowledge-in-and-of-itself, hence {knowledge}, with a *candidacy of "positive" (ie. god / good)
b to: belief-in-and-of-itself, hence {belief}, with a *candidacy of "neutral net ad infinitum"
-k to: ignorance-in-and-of-itself, hence {ignorance}, with a *candidacy of "negative" (ie. satan / evil)
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*candidacy: potential
for:
b = k - k
as in:
0 = 1 - 1
k = b (+) k
{knowledge} = {belief} + (inverse of) {ignorance}
viz.
Knowledge is any/all negation of any/all belief-based ignorance(s).
candidate: positive (+) (ie. god / good)
-k = b - k
{ignorance} = {belief} - {knowledge}
viz.
Ignorance is any/all belief absent any/all knowledge.
candidate: negative (-) (ie. satan / evil)
b = k - k
{belief} = {knowledge} - {ignorance}
viz.
*Belief is any/all state(s) between knowledge and ignorance.
candidate: (n)eutral net ad infinitum
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*because belief-in-and-of-itself (ie. (+/-) 0, between 1 and -1) can be either positive (ie. to be) or negative (ie. not to be) allowing for so-called good/evil but still leaving them undefined as per GENESIS 2:17, it would be a blunder to render "belief is knowledge less ignorance" because this assumes the presence of knowledge a priori. It is possible to relentlessly (ie. militarily) "believe" (as) a problem-in-and-of-itself is (as) a solution-in-and-of-itself, which is certainly an ignorance-in-and-of-itself wholly rooted in (a) "belief"-based ignorance(s) absent knowledge(-in-and-of-itself) needed to know *not* believe such to be so.
ABSURDITY:Knowledge is any/all negation of any/all belief-based ignorance(s).
Belief is any/all state(s) between knowledge and ignorance.
Ignorance is any/all belief absent any/all knowledge.
Consider the antithetical nature of:
are there any fixed characteristics of onegod
( 8 )
satan
which can be used to infer the other?
recalling:god
( 8 )
satan <-*requires belief-in-and-of-itself viz. to believe *evil-is-good / *satan-is-god
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*problem-in-and-of-itself equiv. to believing -1 is 1
viz.1^inf = {0, 1} {0, -1}
{0, 1} and {0, -1}
So by setting equivalence:It (ie. satan/evil) *requires belief-in-and-of-itself to ever conceivably cause any/all belief: *evil is good
(without the need/inclining to attempt to define them as per the warning of Gen. 2:17).
Any (possible) all-knowing god(s) would necessarily know any/all belief-based ignorance(s) exist by way of belief-in-and-of-itself.{0, 1} / {0, *-1}
{good} / {*evil}
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*requires belief-in-and-of-itself to confuse -1 for 1 / evil for good
{0, 1} = belief-in-and-of-itself leads to: ignorance-in-and-of-itself ad infinitum
{0, -1} = negation of belief-based ignorance(s) otherwise existing ad infinitum viz. knowledge-in-and-of-itself
viz.
***2***
TL; DR
is ABSURD. The enclosed derivation finds:All knowing is belief (?), but not all belief is knowing.
defeating the former, and tries for:All BELIEF is IGNORANCE, but not all ignorance is belief.
Which is definitely sound and definitely-indefinitely tends from any/all possible evil *towards* good ad infinitum, without the need to explicitly define them in respect/regard to Genesis 2:17. It is the very act of believing to know either which invites any/all potentiality for confusing one with the other. The two Edenic trees can thus be derived:All knowing is by way of indefinitely trying any/all belief, but
not any/all belief is by way of indefinitely trying to know all.
Living: KNOW, any/all *not to* BELIEVE (renders satan / belief-based ignorance impotent)
Death: BELIEVE, *not to* any/all KNOW (renders satan / belief-based ignorance potent)
viz.
I know I am not... = knowledge
I believe I am... = ignorance
I know I believe not... = knowledge
I believe I know... = ignorance
Belief in any all-knowing god is thus just as absurd as any/all belief-based ignorance(s) could permit.