Any guesses as to what the first word was that issued forth from God's lips? — Agent Smith

Pascal's wager — Agent Smith

I'm under the impression that we may have "reasons" other than a good argument to believe. — Agent Smith

A chilling wind blew across Manhattan that afternoon as they wheeled Malcolm out of the Audubon strapped atop a stretcher. A delay held up the departure of the ambulance for long minutes as little Chuey inched through the milling crowd up to the great man now supine. 'I’m not dead,' he told the pop-eyed boy. Was his smile charming the frigid air? Heck. Only the red film covering his teeth suggested anything amiss. 'You believe me, son?' 'Ain’t got not beliefs,' snorted Chuey. The eyes of the annointed started slowly closing, a calming peace now spreading across his face. 'Best answer. Receive my blessing. Assalamu Alaikum.' Something made Chuey speak. 'Wa alaikum assalam.' Loud banging sounds as the stretcher collapsed into the speeding-away ambulance. 'Ain’t got no beliefs,' Chuey repeated. And then, 'but now I got reason to act like I do.' — ucarr

What is the word? — Agent Smith

I dunno but Mr. Anderson, Morpheus, and Trinity are looking for The Keymaker. — Agent Smith

Life is the dialectic. Bliss plus torment produces awareness. Again and again; more and more. Take the heroin and ease the pain at the cost of your life. — unenlightened

Do you believe: vulnerability = vulnerable, soul = souls? — ucarr

Do you categorically reject common sense?

The question: Is there a key that unlocks all doors? — Agent Smith

Why do you surround vulnerable and soul with quotation marks? — ucarr

Common sense.

do they believe in God because of blind faith? ... or do they need an empirical evidence? — javi2541997

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. a statement that I didn't understand. — Agent Smith

[W]e are only lab rats, if god exists. — universeness

None exist for consciousness. — Agent Smith

So you believe paramecia – perhaps the most "vulnerable" life forms – have "souls" too?
— 180 Proof

Yes. — ucarr

No one has either proved/disproved the existence of god. All that has been accomplished is refutations of mainly theistic arguments, that they're unsound. — Agent Smith

↪Agent Smith These semantic muddles are why I prefer the more probative question of Is theism true or not true? rather than merely "Does g/G exist?" If theism is not true (i.e. antitheism), then atheism (i.e. every theistic g/G is a fiction) follows; however, whether or not "g/G exists" does not entail either belief or disbelief in g/G ... — 180 Proof

I'm not here to make the case for theism, but saying there's no evidence is just not true. — T Clark

I'm seeking your thoughts on my four statements. — ucarr

↪RussellA

As I see it, our conversation, an interview in which you answer questions, has to date distilled five big questions: — ucarr

↪Gnomon
I differ with you on two of your main projections.
1. No first cause is necessary.
2. No mind with intent is necessary in the creation of the universe. — universeness

I prefer series over films for the opportunity to develop personalities and plot intricacies — jgill

How do we explain comprehension with molecules and their structures? — Agent Smith

↪Agent Smith
From a Metzingerian perspectiive, "self" is a (persistently embodied) phenomenal illusion re:
https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/626347 — 180 Proof

Of course, we have subjective experiences. — Jack Cummins

We can make some guess at others' minds ...