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I think this might turn in to a dualism thread, what if someone states that we can have an immutable universal law but that doesn't presuppose God because it immaterial laws can exist outside of there being a God..
I am talking with an apostate from my college so I am getting prepared..
I think this might turn in to a dualism thread, what if someone states that we can have an immutable universal law but that doesn't presuppose God because it immaterial laws can exist outside of there being a God..
I am talking with an apostate from my college so I am getting prepared..
If there is no God, then how do you know the law is universal and immaterial? A universal law requires universal knowledge of that law in all situations and times in order for it to be called universal. Otherwise it's just one man's speculation based upon very limited observations of the universe over a relatively short period of time. The universe is really really big, and man is very very puny. Seems rather arrogant to speculate universal laws when we have observed and experimented with so little.
If there is no God, then how do you know the law is universal and immaterial? A universal law requires universal knowledge of that law in all situations and times in order for it to be called universal. Otherwise it's just one man's speculation based upon very limited observations of the universe over a relatively short period of time. The universe is really really big, and man is very very puny. Seems rather arrogant to speculate universal laws when we have observed and experimented with so little.
lol that class is long done away with
Why could it not have the attributes that I listed?
I have a lot of audio and a lot of books on philosophy but they are more for Christians and how to...is there a book to give to a skeptic?
why does a law that is immaterial, universal, immutable, have to presuppose God, how would you respond?
Ok, so now I def see how a man can not be sure or account for something that is immutable or universal for you would have to have infinite knowledge of past present and future, or there would have to be a God who are those things. But the question I have can something be immaterial, immutable, and universal and we can just assume and hope that it does not change?
But the question I have can something be immaterial, immutable, and universal and we can just assume and hope that it does not change?
Richard, you would say the same about the laws of logic? what would you say if some one says that laws of logic are just a reflection of our universe?