the only belief of mine i'm ever really scared to share with people i respect is i think that i believe in god (sorry)
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to work from what we currently (think we) know, five senses and the ability to reason helped humans survive and procreate. but in nature we see examples of senses and abilities we don't have. some we don't even understand. it follows there is info we simply aren't built to hear.
big question for me is how do we even begin to imagine information we aren't built to receive? this is where i see room for the transcendent.
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We literally make scientific instruments.
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Can you elaborate why you arrive at the transcendent being tied to a notion of God, and specifically the abrahamic one?
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I agree on abrahamic stories being generally true, and generally feel inclined in believing there are things very out of our current reach, but always circle back to an a-personal reality, indifferent to us and with no supernatural conscious intelligences out there.
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imagining information we are not built to receive is an argument for God taking the form of man - various dimensions of reality colliding
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