10-07-2015, 12:03 AM
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Re: The Supernatural
I have read many theories regarding death.The one I like and also have a little fear of is:
What ever you believe will happen when you leave your body . . . does happen.
When I read all the writings of disbelief in the "hereafter," I get the willies for them.
Seems they will be having a blank time of it.
10-07-2015, 04:41 PM
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Re: The Supernatural
Oh boy. We have a thread called "Super-natural".But only true believers are permitted to express an opinion.
That sounds fair ... lol
Look, I believed in this stuff well into my twenties.
Been to more seances and seen more "unexplainables" than you can poke a stick at.
But I grew up.
We humans can convince ourselves of anything - and you mix that with a large dose of wishful thinking about a hereafter and otherwise smart people seem incapable of facing reality.
Not a tiny tad of demonstrable evidence exists.
Not a skerrick.
Only delusion and illusion and over-worked imagination.
If anyone thinks otherwise, I will happily examine their evidence ...
not tall tales about "some spook I saw umpteen years ago" though.
10-07-2015, 04:44 PM
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Re: The Supernatural
Originally Posted by Mlee
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I have read many theories regarding death. The one I like and also have a little fear of is:
What ever you believe will happen when you leave your body . . . does happen.
When I read all the writings of disbelief in the "hereafter," I get the willies for them.
Seems they will be having a blank time of it.
I have my own thoughts on what will happen and where I will go when I die ,im not afraid of dying one little bit ,I am afraid of the manner in which I die though.
10-07-2015, 04:52 PM
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Re: The Supernatural
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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And as with so many things no proof they don't/can't exist either but some who don't believe think they are always right.
We cannot prove a negative.
If I say that Kennedy was killed by an assassin from planet Pluto,
it is up to me to show why that is so.
It is silly for me to simply say "you prove I'm wrong".
You can't.
But that doesn't make the proposition more believable.
10-07-2015, 04:55 PM
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Re: The Supernatural
Originally Posted by Pumicestone
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Oh boy. We have a thread called "Super-natural".But only true believers are permitted to express an opinion.
That sounds fair ... lol
Look, I believed in this stuff well into my twenties.
Been to more seances and seen more "unexplainables" than you can poke a stick at.
But I grew up.
We humans can convince ourselves of anything - and you mix that with a large dose of wishful thinking about a hereafter and otherwise smart people seem incapable of facing reality.
Not a tiny tad of demonstrable evidence exists.
Not a skerrick.
Only delusion and illusion and over-worked imagination.
If anyone thinks otherwise, I will happily examine their evidence ...
not tall tales about "some spook I saw umpteen years ago" though.
Not everyone thinks that ... a great many simply acknowledge that they don't know and so keep an open mind.
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