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**ptmQqoxw** · 05-12-2010, 06:55 PM

I am with you OCT. He seems to be saying that you either believe like he does or yo believe in nothing, and if you believe in nothing then you can't care. Also, he seems to be saying that truth/facts are irrelevant but, he is convinced that his perception of the ability to care is supernaturally based. And, while there is clear evidence that is naturally based, you shouldn't accept that explanation because of the consequences, and not because of its validity. So, any who really cares does so because god makes us care and we should stop inquiring about natural or supernatural causes of caring because it has already been settled that god did it and this needs no evidence.

It was quite a dance.

05-12-2010, 06:55 PM	#4
ptmQqoxw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 544 Senior Member	I am with you OCT. He seems to be saying that you either believe like he does or yo believe in nothing, and if you believe in nothing then you can't care. Also, he seems to be saying that truth/facts are irrelevant but, he is convinced that his perception of the ability to care is supernaturally based. And, while there is clear evidence that is naturally based, you shouldn't accept that explanation because of the consequences, and not because of its validity. So, any who really cares does so because god makes us care and we should stop inquiring about natural or supernatural causes of caring because it has already been settled that god did it and this needs no evidence. It was quite a dance.
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