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To All: Moodanambikai means for eg: Tideing a coconut at a Hunman Temple will bring Wealth,sons or dats marriage willfix and everybody rushing towards that particular temple and tide coconuts is called Moodanambikai, why a particular temple why not other Maruthi temps. So Moodanambikai is a social enemy and that is the todays Fortune for so many people to earn for their food. S.R.K.
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Dear TBS, trust me,I know you will come back.. Thank you very much.........infact i visit this forum daily...may be i can say...im addicted to this forum...no doubt...i read daily all topics regularly...i may not be direct involve..i learn many things here...well about my post...in advaitham...sri bhagavatpadal explains the form of brahman is called anirvacahniyam...this is a bigbang theory in vedanta....means inexplainable form of brahman..neti neti is upanishadic word..means this is not, this is not.... regards |
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. Whats your outlook on this mathematical proof of existence of God... Couldnt understand it much,cos severe memory loss,and lost touch with Descates/Set theory.. The interesting thing is , it disproves Russel.. http://kuday-eng.bloggum.com/post/Ma...ce-Of-God.html |
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Dear sapr333,
Set theory in mathematics is controversial - because it touches the realm of non computational mathematics. Again it operates on the defined logic. The paradoxes arose, from what I understand out of the underlying assumptions of the construct of the theory. I am not competent enough to say whether the way the existence of God is defined in the attachment is correct or wrong, based on the foundations of set theory. However, as a layman it seems to me that the existence of God is proved from the existence of humans over the progression of time. This, I suppose assumes that all that exist and not exist belong to a super set G. I don't see how the 'existence' of God is proved this way. Seems to me that the author only proves that a set can exist which consists everything in the universe, whether it is well defined or not. Regards, KRS Shri.KRS, need some help... |
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