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Originally Posted by Hessah

What about those who can sense ghost/spirits...

Just because some of us can't see them, you can't just rule out and say they don't exist...

Sorry, this is slightly off topic...

I saw somewhere (Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya... xD) about an idea/thought that the existence of something is limited to the acceptance/knowledge in the human mind. So like... back before North America wasn't discovered, it didn't exist because nobody knew about it. Another example would probably be Leprechaun and Easter Bunny and Santa... to kids that believe they are real, they are. To those that outgrow them, they aren't real anymore. Kind of like the tree that falls when nobody's around... /doesn't know how else to explain it.

I remember that there was a specific name for this kind of thought/theory/idea/etc. Does anyone here know? TT__TT

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Originally Posted by Jikanu

as for emperical evidence, i have none but what i feel in my soul. And you'll call that into question and try to disprove what cant be disproved, and i'll try to prove what can only be felt. so there's no real point in debating.

Your feelings aren't enough.

If they were, then there wouldn't be any religious debates in the world. =_=

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Originally Posted by Jikanu;

You can't say that just because you have a feeling means your religion exist. Its not sufficient evidence and anyone can make it up. I think you need a little more physical evidence.

@ Enen - Yeah! That's exactly what I was trying to say~ -feels so happy someone understands-

"an idea/thought that the existence of something is limited to the acceptance/knowledge in the human mind"

Nicely put!

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Originally Posted by Hessah (Post 374764)

Yeah! :D
/feels happy too. xD

But I wasn't necessarily agreeing with you... ^^;
/feels a bit bad.

Then again, I don't necessarily disagree with you either LOL. xDDD

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Originally Posted by Enraya (Post 374759)

Sorry, this is slightly off topic...

Leprechaun and Easter Bunny and Santa... to kids that believe they are real, they are. To those that outgrow them, they aren't real anymore.

WHAT ARE YOU SAYING HERE!:cries:

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Originally Posted by Jikanu (Post 374719)

You need a balance between emotion and logic, not one or the other. If you stictly follow either one alone, you'll either be a robot or an animal. You need a balance. Trust your feelings, but try to make sense of them, is what im saying.

and im not saying there are multiple truths. im saying that there are multiple PERSPECTIVES to different religions. Maybe they're all looking at the same thing at a different angle.

You shouldnt live your life by merely emotion or reason. you should have a good mix of both.

Emotion is not something that should be cast aside and ignored. But they should not be the things that lead your actions in life. They should not control your actions. That should be what your mind is for. Yes, emotions are important, but you must use logic and your mind to understand what to do with them, not let the emotions make you impulsive and non thinking.

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Originally Posted by Enraya (Post 374759)

Your feelings aren't enough.

If they were, then there wouldn't be any religious debates in the world. =_=

...that's kinda what i just said. im not wise enough in the subject, and have know proof. all i know is what i feel, and what i can make out of it. did you notice the last sentence of that? :/

and sec, i know they cant control all of your actions, but they CAN lead you to right and wrong. if you're doing something wrong, you'll get a sense of guilt, will you not?

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Originally Posted by Jikanu (Post 374826)

if you're doing something wrong, you'll get a sense of guilt, will you not?

That depends on the society in which one was raised. One culture might see the existence of catamites as "wrong" while another doesn't have a problem with it. Also, see: slavery.

Do you think an Arab feels a sense of "wrong" as he gleefully stones someone to death?

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Originally Posted by Hraesvelg (Post 374828)

I dont know. i'm not in their shoes, nor are you. Neither of us know who the actual executioners feel about it. For example, i believe there was one queen in Britain who forgave her executioner, making him feel sadness over what he had to do. Also, nice little bit of propaganda in there with the "Gleefully" part.