What does it mean to be unknowable? — Harry Hindu
how does that answer my questions? — DingoJones
The “value” I have in mind is more about utility or importance. — DingoJones
Let's not pretend to know what we don't. — jorndoe
appeal to supernagic seems a bit ... odd. — jorndoe
supernagic) could (literally) be raised to explain anything, and therefore explains nothing. — jorndoe
Conclusion: the world does not need anything spiritual in order to be explained — Gregory
I actually don’t particularly disagree with anything you said there. — TheHedoMinimalist
What do you mean when you say that the mind is not separate from the environment? — TheHedoMinimalist
So, do beds and rain also not exist metaphysically under your view? — TheHedoMinimalist
“what should we pursue or avoid?” — TheHedoMinimalist
wouldn’t this imply that I spend 2 hours making that decision consciously? — TheHedoMinimalist
sense-data may or may not be identical with aspects of external physical objects; they may or may not be entities that exist privately in the subject’s mind." — 3017amen
Just trying to make sense of what you are saying. — 3017amen
ree will is not creation out of nothing. Once a brain is formed, that ontology IS free will. The brain doesn't emit freedom. It is freedom, it is free — Gregory
Where does the world come from in solipsism if nothing comes from nothing — Gregory
Please limit this discussion to the observable — philsterr
According to mind-body dualism, mind and body are two separate substances that possess utterly distinct properties. — ModernPAS
nd the fact that seemingly human's act irrationally without complete awareness of them doing so... — 3017amen
Therefore, God is not omnibenevolent, which means God is not all loving. — Seneca Advocate
A sin is a sin even if someone is predetermined to do it. Why couldn't we blame them in that case. — philsterr
If there is no true randomness, that'd break our current models of physics — philsterr
So, I cannot define what free will exactly is, — philsterr
The idea of free will and God’s will are contradictory — NOS4A2
That's contradictory. If you argue that some things just cannot be done, you have to drop the "omni" in "omnipotent". — Echarmion
If God is omnipotent, then it must be possible for God to create a world that has free will, and no evil, no? — Echarmion
It's sufficient for the evil to exist in our own minds. Whether or not the evil is illusory, the suffering it causes is real. — Echarmion
The 'Everything' can be a multiverse as taken from the wave function being actual as well as being such — PoeticUniverse
but rather is an artifact of the way our brains organize perception — petrichor
You clearly didn't read my post. — petrichor
since that depends upon whether or not a being exists states of coniousness included. — TheWillowOfDarkness
Let's look at what it means for "something" to come from "nothing". — petrichor