Creationism: the logic of fact and opinion

[anew1]

@MrAuthoritarian

I am not trying to be arrogantly presumptuous, more like trying to make educated guesses on experience trying to get to know you

1. Why do ‘you’ want to try to get to ‘know me’?
2. If ‘you’ really want to ‘know me’, then why do you not just ask direct open questions instead?

Saying things like, "you sound like [this or that] does not get anyone anywhere really.

@MrAuthoritarian

You sound overly analytical to me largely because I find endless complexity to discussions to be unnecessary and inadequate

1. Me asking you to clarify your words or positions is, to me, NOT being so-called “overly analytical” at all.
2. There is NO ‘complexity’ at all here to me.
3. It is you people who have ‘now’, for thousands of years, been looking for and squabbling over what is actually True and Real in Life.

I am NOT, as I have already found and KNOW the answers.

@MrAuthoritarian

I believe simplicity is the best way to communication, simplicity is the best way to convey conversation.

Great. Here is simplicity for you.

The Universe, Itself, never began and is not expanding. As the proof reveals. The Universe also did not and could never become just ‘a void’.

Now, let ‘us’ move along.

@MrAuthoritarian

I still feel we’re misunderstanding each other but that’s alright, I suppose such thing is inevitable in text on the internet.

Why do you feel or believe that ‘misunderstanding’ is alright?

‘I’ have NOT misunderstood ‘you’, but what do ‘you’ feel ‘you’ are misunderstanding regarding ‘my words’?

[Bob]

@syamsu

Basically creationism is just the concept of choosing writ large, over reality in it’s entirety. Everything in the universe is possible, it could be or not be, and the decision turned out that it came to be. So then administratively speaking, there is the subjective part of reality, from which is chosen how the objective part of reality turns out.

Creationism is a case of taking a beautiful, mystical poem and taking it literally. It is, especially if you take the nuance that Hebrew allows, far less a proclamation than a beautiful way of understanding the beginnings.