Pyrpolizer wrote:Kikapu wrote:Here’s the thing Pyro. What matters is how one accepts god into their lives or not. It is a personal acceptance or rejection of god. Trying to analyze all aspects of god only leads to more question to be asked where answers are very few in coming for those who are non believers and to the believers, ALL the answers are there in front of their eyes. It is a losing proposition to try and convince anyone that their side is the right answer. I personally do not live my life with god and nor do I reject god in my life. Many times in my life I have thanked god when I needed to thank god. Most of the time my life is not conscious of god being there in my life. I think god likes that, so not to be burdened with a lot of the things I can self manage.
I mostly agree with you Kiks. I am also convinced God does not interfere in any way in peoples lives.Yes, you are correct that there is an ultimate cause for everything which some call it god and others call it “time”. Time has a beginning and an ending of everything and there is no escaping it. Without god/time, nothing would exist.
I am confused here. "Time" is a human attribute. As Einstein puts it time and space are modes by
which we think, and not conditions in which we live. Can you explain how "time" could have the same meaning to some people as the meaning of God to others?
Well, who am I to contradict Einstein.
Yes, I think Einstein is correct if we were talking about relativity of Space and Time, but then again, time must exist in space as the universe is evolving and devolving at different places and at different moments (time). Of course, without an observer, in theory time does not exist if I understand Einstein argument correctly, much like the question whether a falling tree in a forest makes a sound if there was no one there to hear it, but an observer or not, a falling tree does make a noise just as time must exist when a light continues to travel long after it’s sun has died or that the shifting of galaxies around each other in the universe which takes time. To get from here to there requires time. The only question of time is, how it is measured!
But anyway, my use of the word “time”and god has more to do with evolution/creationism than Einstein’s theory on relativity, which both required time all living things to be where we are today. Many choose one or the other to make their arguments, but for me, both god and evolution are instrumental for all living things to be in the past, the present and in the future.
Humans are very fallible creatures and and can shift their positions quickly as nothing remains the same with time. Long distant future humans may ALL agree only in creationism or evolution. It all depends how they would be convinced to do so. Who would have thought millions of brain dead Trump supporters would buy into his nonsensical arguments that the 2020 election was stolen from him.