Imagine a machine that is connected to two different tubes. At the end of one of these tubes is box A and the end of the other is box B. Now suppose this machine sends a ball with a mechanism that directs that ball through the tube to either box A or box B. This …
Tim: Hey brain should I tell them or should you? Brain: Does it matter Tim? Aren’t we one in the same? Tim: For the most part but maybe we could define us a little bit? What do you think? Brain: Assuming no one thinks we are crazy for talking to ourselves!Tim: I mean they got …
This article is a refutation of Dr V.S. Ramachandran’s argument that severing the corpus callosum in a split brain patient produces 2 separate and distinct consciousness. He argues that since the right side of the brain believes in God while the left side does not that therefore, these brains must have taken on two separate …
Reality significantly alters depending on which option I choose. Now funny enough it wasn’t me who asked my wife out, it was my wife who asked me. I remember being set up with her through a mutual friend and she called me and asked me if I wanted to go on a date. At that …
Reconciling Gods Sovereignty and Free Will Part 2 Read More »
I would indeed say yes, but to determine which God does require some effort, but first we must establish if belief in some sort of Cosmic Creator is indeed rational and has merit for belief. Please understand that I am not establishing a case for any particular god at the moment, just seeing if there …
Here is the central argument and counter argument. The blog is essentially defending the counter. Argument: Premise 1: People can not predict or know the future supernaturally Premise 2: Jesus makes a prediction of the Jewish Temples destruction in Luke 21:5-38. Conclusion: Therefore the gospel writer must have known about its destruction when writing the …
Why the Temple Siege does not call for a later date of the gospels (part 1) Read More »