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    Define God

    Depends what language you use. Gott ist Tod.
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    Define God

    The universe escaped thermodynamic equilibrium once. It will do so again, unto eternity.
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    Define God

    ^To initiate the stars, the universe was in a state other than thermodynamic equilibrium.
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    Define God

    And yet the universe manifests order, evolution, reason, cohesion and unity. Clearly the evidence is against the omnipotence of entropy.
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    Define God

    The evidence is that entropy and evolution exist in dynamic co-existence. The universe eternally descends into entropy and ascends to full evolution.
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    Define God

    Your adhesion to the omnipotence of entropy, chaos, and irrationality simply ignores the reality of evolution, cohesion, unity, order and reason.
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    Define God

    Here is one of your posts from just today: You have clearly sided with irrationalism, entropy, chaos and randomness.
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    Define God

    Animals have judgement and intuition. Only man has reason, which is the ability to perceive the relationships between ideas.
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    Define God

    The evidence is quite plain even just with reference to yourself and your absolutizing of irrationalism, chaos, randomness and entropy.
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    Define God

    The evidence for reason lies within itself. Here is Waton: The discontinuity is merely with regard to reason. Reason is a property of consciousness and consciousness is a property of the whole of existence. These claims are self-evident in the light of reason.
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    Define God

    Reason is the property of the human mind that perceives the relationships between ideas and ultimately that the whole of existence is a single idea.
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    Define God

    Here is Rand on evolution: She’s absolutely correct here. It is important to emphasize, however, that consciousness is a universal property. Here is Waton: Consciouness expresses itself in infinite forms. Mankind’s consciousness includes the property of reason. Through reason, mankind...
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    Define God

    The quotation I provide clearly indicates that the past 170 years have seen the growth of irrationalism.
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    Define God

    It is tribalism to take a stand for reason against irrationalist attacks against it?
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    Define God

    Man is a modified animal, as an animal is a modified plant and a plant is a modified mineral.
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    Marxism

    The past two hundred years have seen a flight from reason. Why? Because reason leads inevitably to Judaism and Marxism. Marx's father converted to Catholicism, as did many German Jews, in order to advance his career. The Jewish mind is impervious to such pragmatic initiatives. Marx's...
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    Define God

    I stand with Hegel and his followers, including Marx, and against the irrationalist response to him. Here is Bykhovsky: Reason is the quintessence of the human Gattungswesen (generic essence). The flight from reason is an attempt to return to the life of the animal. Animals are right to exist...
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    Marxism

    Steve thinks that humour is only generated from within his own bug.🪳🪲🪰🐜🦟🦗🕷️
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    Marxism

    I'm with you on this. There is a bullying atmosphere around here that seeks to stamp out attempts to connect with adversaries. through humour. I've even been taken to task for making jokes at your expense, Steve.:D
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    Marxism

    ^With Marx, the political is sharply distinguished from the social. The former is a distortion of the latter. The distortion is the result of dualism, ie. class division. Once class division is overcome, decision-making loses its oppressive, ie. political, aspect, and becomes truly social.
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