yandex99
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A cause is dependant on it's effect to be a cause,a conditioner is dependant on it's condition to be a conditioner,this is basic 1st grade logic.
If there were anything that were ultimate,it would be compounded and in time the moment it creates.if God desires to create a particular thing,he is swayed by his desire(which comes and goes out of existance,so is not inherent to him),what then of his self-sufficiency and omnipotence?
Furthermore,if the essence of this 'God'is permanent(so he would not go out of existance,nor would he be originated by something else),then his emotional states,cognitions and actions would be unchanging and permanent and he would be totally incapable of any change whatsoever,how then could he interact with changing things?
the idea of God is so absurd,but it seems many people just believe in it out of a fantasy that there is some sky momma or daddy that will take care of them if they're good little boys or girls.
the same goes for a permanent soul,If the soul is permanent, how could it ever be said to meet with new factors and assimilate them?
if he has impermanent and permanent parts,how can he be a unitary,self-same and coherent being?he would be compounded and thus not self-sufficient.
would the permanent part(or nature) create the impermanent parts?how can it?how can something permanent create new things and make things go in and out of existance?he would be a walking contradiction and he would also not be a self-same unitary being.
furthermore and lastly,a lamp cannot illuminate itself without fuel,self-knowledge is the only non-dependant knowledge(and it cannot exist) as all other knowledge involves some correspondance or concept to cognize said thing,if god has cognitions of other things at all he would be dependant on those things to have a certain knowledge of something.he would not be 'independant'.
if his cognitions are changing,he wouldn't be self-sufficient because he is dependant on changing things to have knowledge,and he would not have a uncompounded and thus self-sufficient essence,seeing that he has congitions which go in and out of existance and thus would make him made up of parts.
nothing inherent,permanent or self-sufficient exists,which is also why this site is bollocks,seeing that beauty is not inherent in a object or shape,but rather is just a projection of attachment by each individual mind,otherwise everyone would find the exact same thing attractive,there would be no heterosexuals,homosexuals etc
If there were anything that were ultimate,it would be compounded and in time the moment it creates.if God desires to create a particular thing,he is swayed by his desire(which comes and goes out of existance,so is not inherent to him),what then of his self-sufficiency and omnipotence?
Furthermore,if the essence of this 'God'is permanent(so he would not go out of existance,nor would he be originated by something else),then his emotional states,cognitions and actions would be unchanging and permanent and he would be totally incapable of any change whatsoever,how then could he interact with changing things?
the idea of God is so absurd,but it seems many people just believe in it out of a fantasy that there is some sky momma or daddy that will take care of them if they're good little boys or girls.
the same goes for a permanent soul,If the soul is permanent, how could it ever be said to meet with new factors and assimilate them?
if he has impermanent and permanent parts,how can he be a unitary,self-same and coherent being?he would be compounded and thus not self-sufficient.
would the permanent part(or nature) create the impermanent parts?how can it?how can something permanent create new things and make things go in and out of existance?he would be a walking contradiction and he would also not be a self-same unitary being.
furthermore and lastly,a lamp cannot illuminate itself without fuel,self-knowledge is the only non-dependant knowledge(and it cannot exist) as all other knowledge involves some correspondance or concept to cognize said thing,if god has cognitions of other things at all he would be dependant on those things to have a certain knowledge of something.he would not be 'independant'.
if his cognitions are changing,he wouldn't be self-sufficient because he is dependant on changing things to have knowledge,and he would not have a uncompounded and thus self-sufficient essence,seeing that he has congitions which go in and out of existance and thus would make him made up of parts.
nothing inherent,permanent or self-sufficient exists,which is also why this site is bollocks,seeing that beauty is not inherent in a object or shape,but rather is just a projection of attachment by each individual mind,otherwise everyone would find the exact same thing attractive,there would be no heterosexuals,homosexuals etc
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