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Number it!
What are you a baby?
If you don't know how to argue we suggest, like we did a long time ago, invest in a short course on argumentation and logic.
It is patently clear you need it since you only answer that which suits your agenda.
Then you blame us for not debating you.
 
Hello Dhillon,
I have no problem with disagreeing with you, that when I blink it has nothing to do with logic, it is a biological function this proves that logic is not a part of everything only when you want to use it.
Not so. Everything must be in accordance with logic or else it is rejected as illogical. But that doesn't mean we have to use reasoning to do everything. They are two totally different levels.
so you don’t need logic all the time then cos there is an inherent ability in man which is neither logical or illogical
Yes, people do not have to reason all the time. That has nothing to do with my argument. My argument is that everything must be in accordance with logic otherwise it is contrary to it. You are confusing the issue by bringing up the use of reason and logic.
Something that happens can be later described logically does not make logic any part of it
I never said that reasoning was involved.

Because in my personal opinion their claim is wrong I never logically concluded that either I just know
Just know? lol, now this is really weak. You reject his illogical arguments but you don't want to admit that you used reason and logic to do so, so you dance around the issue saying you used your 'conscience' or that you 'just know'!!!
its like I just know that there is some colluding going on behind your questioning and then I got an email this morning affirming my suspicions, I did not use my logic
Yes you did - you used reasoning to determine the probable reality.
So logic is not always involved so why can god not be beyond such attributes.
Again confusing the issues - reasoning is not always involved. Not everything reasons. But everything must be in accordance with logic, and that is what we reason about.
I am saying that I will react to my reality and they will react to theirs if I object I object it’s a choice I make using my reality and he will react according to his reality.
So he's not doing something wrong. Everyone can just do whatever is in their reality. What if it is in someone's reality to give you flying lessons by throwing you from a ten-story building?

What is the point of reasoning with anyone if people are just going to do whatever illogical ideas they think are their 'reality'?!!!
It is possible for creation to act outside the bounds of logic, yes,
Not just possible, you said 'okay' indicating it is also permissable. So it is alright for this thief to give you a ludicrous explanation. It is alright for the other guy to take all your things.
Irrational behaviour is therefore neither logical or illogical it transcends both.
Irrational is DEFINED as something that is illogical and unreasonable!

This being an internet discussion forum please use only electronic references otherwise you’re definitions will be rejected.
Nonsense. I am not an ignoramus who can only make use of websites and not books. This forum is for academic discussion which includes factual research in all sources. If you can't refute the references, that is your problem.

Anyway, I can give you internet definitions for all the words as well:

insanity extremely foolish; irrational.
http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/insane?view=uk
extremely unreasonable
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=insane*1+0&dict=A

irrational not logical or reasonable
http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/irrational?view=uk
not based on reason or logic; illogical.
http://www.wordsmyth.net/live/home.php?script=search&matchent=irrational&matchtype=exact

Yet you conclude that something which is not logical can only be illogical which I have also shown with simple scenarios is not the case.
No you have not. You have instead brought up the issue of using logic and reasoning. While someone may not be reasoning it doesn't mean that their are things that are not in accordance with logic and not illogical either.

Regards
 
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If God, as you said, does transcend rationality, then without making recourse to your rational mind how have you come to the conclusion that he does?

HE transcends rationality not ME, when HE tells ME, HE is being logical to ME, but HE himself can trnascend all the laws of logic what is hard for you to understand in this you just keep repeating the same rebuttal which i have already explained.
How sad!
When you say that God transcends rationality, you are effectively claiming that he transcends rational thought, meaning: he transcends your ability in using reason and logic to determine something, in this case - God.
Therefore, no matter what we perceive God as it is an exercise in futility because God transcends all possible use of reason and logic, i.e. God transcends logic.
Do you even know what rationality is?
From the above it is clear you do not.
Hence, your assertion that God transcends our ability to use reason and logic is self-refuting since He cannot transcend that which he instilled in us to understand and make sense of not only the world around us but also Him.
If he did, then no matter what we say of Him would be meaningless.
If you cannot understand what “transcends rationality” means, we repeat the request made by Ansar al-Adl to go use a dictionary, or contact a teacher in philosophy to understand what an absolute statement of God transcending rationality implies.

As we said, this is symptomatic of your inability to construct not just grammatically correct sentences, but also to construct logically coherent arguments.
Hence, your consistent schoolboy errors.

god still can transcend rationality his scripture does not have to transcend rationality cos otherwise how will we understand it, anway the scripture is still not for that pupose the fact that it awakens your soul shows that god which is the word trascends rationality cos it does something even when not understood.

We reiterate the umpteenth time the following:

Rational: Using reason and logic in thinking out a problem.
Reason: the faculty of rational argument, deduction, etc. Philosophy: Use of the intellect as opposed to subjective experiences.
The word nirgun and sargun describes God.
God allegedly revealed this contradiction.
We used our intellect to understand the meaning of the two words.
Hence, we comprehend the terms nirgun and sargun.
We used our rationale to determine it is a contradiction.
Thus, God is not incomprehensible nor does he transcend rationality since he utilised our rationality and our ability to reason to inform us of knowledge concerning His self.
In light of the above, your conclusion that the Sikhi God is contradictory could only have been made using your rationale; but, God is supposed to transcend the use of your rationale, so how did you come to the conclusion about that which is impossible to rationalise?
Your statement is self-refuting.​

And:

If God, as you said, does transcend rationality, then without making recourse to your rational mind how have you come to the conclusion that he does? The fact that you open your mouth and articulate anything about God is only through the use of your rationale. Moreover, when you read anything concerning God in the SGGS, e.g. He is nirgun-sargun; this can only be done with the use of the rationale.
Hence, you are in a catch-22 situation.

Now, how about answering the rest of what we have written rather than ignoring that which you are incapable of answering.
Take a breath, take your time, do not be hasty and perhaps you will not be so petty in ignoring the most important parts of our refutation against you.
 
“Not so. Everything must be in accordance with logic or else it is rejected as illogical. But that doesn't mean we have to use reasoning to do everything.”

I disagree with you’re personal opion. And have proved that it is not right with this case and you have the nerve to say I twist words but you slap the old accordance with logic to defend it.

“You are confusing the issue by bringing up the use of reason and logic.”

To say that there is instinct is in itself giving reason so you contradicted yourself, but this happens in hindsight and therefore has nothing to do with the event therefore it is nothing but an opinion based on logic, and before you say it yep indeedy.


“I never said that reasoning was involved.”

But by saying it is in accordance with logic is in itself a reason for the event.

“You reject his illogical arguments but you don't want to admit that you used reason and logic to do so, so you dance around the issue saying you used your 'conscience' or that you 'just know'!!!”

lol I have at several times said that mans conscience is not logic and that this is an spiritual instinct this is why you deliberately go off tangent and are using youre own logical frame of reference but no worry I will continue with the sikh one, dancing around my black ****!

“Yes you did - you used reasoning to determine the probable reality.”

Not at all, this is why it I who is the reality of I but yours is a wrong opinion.

“But everything must be in accordance with logic, and that is what we reason about.”

Another opinion, no it must not the fact that the person is not using logic shows that logic is not always in use it does not matter whether the event was logical, when someone says that everything is either logical or not they have been proven wrong. And what of miracles is that logical also? God can transcend such laws it shows he has had to cos man goes astray.

“What if it is in someone's reality to give you flying lessons by throwing you from a ten-story building?”

my conscience would tell me not to go for such lessons because while he may have learned some thing revolutionary I would not want to be the first. This is not cos I do not think its logical or illogical I would like to see it be done.

“What is the point of reasoning with anyone if people are just going to do whatever illogical ideas they think are their 'reality'?!!!”

because that which is logical is not a frame of reference of reality, the reality of a person is their own you keep giving examples of when people realities collide, what about the man and women who chuck themselves of a 10-storey building are they illogical or are they just someone who committed suicide, you never know they could have been told by god to throw themselves of a 10 storey building but youre logic could never figure this out everybodies reality is their own, and no you do not need to react to someone unless their reality collides with yours, this can be by use of reason or reaction.

“you said 'okay' indicating it is also permissible”

not at all, possible not permissible although it can happen too who knows you may enjoy a stick-bashing it may turn you on but then to those who don’t have such an affiliation from the outset its illogical.

“Irrational is DEFINED as something that is illogical and unreasonable!”

it is defined by youre selective dictionary one who is without the power of reason and for a person to be illogical they need to use reason to come to an illogical conclusion, in hindsight also when looking at things logically an insane women is not being illogical because she is not flying through a wall she is moving her hands out sporadicly.



Irrational and illogical are inconsistent. And do I even care if they are words are just noises their meanings are transitory.

“ This forum is for academic discussion which includes factual research in all sources. If you can't refute the references, that is your problem.”
No that is an ignorant attitude for an internet discussion forum to be credible you can only use online references QED, I don’t care for you’re strop.

Anyway, I can give you internet definitions for all the words as well:

insanity extremely foolish; irrational.
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I have no qualm with this.

extremely unreasonable
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rejected, does not apply its only a milder form of psychosis as with paranoia etc.


irrational not logical or reasonable
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this does not say illogical you have either you have as always assumed the opposite.


not based on reason or logic; illogical.
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rejected as this does not apply to the insane who cannot have arguments and therefore no basis for an irrational argument. For all the definitions I looke for on the web I never found that irrational be synonymous with illogical in fact the possibility of being illogical was always constrained by the definition itself ie, the power of reason.
“ You have instead brought up the issue of using logic and reasoning. “

actually you have separated the 2 in this thread for the first time not me, if you call the opposite of logic illogical and illogical can only be founded on sound reasoning even in figuring out what is in accordance with logic, then yes I have shown you events which were neither logical or illogical ie the choice to act not the act itself which was spontaneous and not reasoned to - have you researched into gap theory - it exists but its origin is unknown.

“While someone may not be reasoning it doesn't mean that their are things that are not in accordance with logic and not illogical either.”

That’s not the point the point is that for you to say that something is logical or illogical must be with the power of reason or otherwise how would you know, other than accept it as a given which is also irrational.


have a niceyspicey day,:thankyou:

ISDhillon:statisfie

try living in the "gap":brother:
 
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“he transcends your ability in using reason and logic to determine something, in this case - God.”

That is a testament to your bad understanding don’t label me as suggesting something when you have alluded yourself to the notion yourself and then gone to town with it all over the net.

“Therefore, no matter what we perceive God as it is an exercise in futility because God transcends all possible use of reason and logic, i.e. God transcends logic.”

There is a quote in SGGS which says exactly this maybe you should read it all before spreading **** about my religion.

sochai soch na hova-ee jay sochee lakh vaar.
By thinking, He cannot be reduced to thought, even by thinking hundreds of thousands of times.

But now you will render Sikhism as a futile exercise.

“He cannot transcend that which he instilled in us to understand and make sense of not only the world around us but also Him.”

Perhaps in Islam we believe in self-realisation being the purpose of life not to understand the world around all though you could take that up as a hobbie either way our way has not hindered us why would it, why is that in America and Europe which are both countries which are great in understanding the world around them that khalsa councils have been set up by embracers of Sikhism?.

“If he did, then no matter what we say of Him would be meaningless”

well done and scolarary discourse is just that “meaningless”, practicing Sikhism is another matter but converts did not arrive at the conclusion that a meaninigless god is a meaningless religion just you!!!!!


I will admit my response have been confusing but it is not that my religion is wrong or anything its cos I have not found the right words to express to you my religion but you take advantage of that cos this is youre specialised field, this is just a hobbie for me and whilst I enjoy I need to brush up on it too.

“If you cannot understand what “transcends rationality” means, we repeat the request made by Ansar al-Adl to go use a dictionary,”

god does even when I have consulted the dictionary god still does. Ansar must be the new ayatollah why don’t you think for yourself.


“Thus, God is not incomprehensible nor does he transcend rationality since he utilised our rationality and our ability to reason to inform us of knowledge concerning His self.”

And I have said umpteen times that he can be logical to use he can be rational but he must also be able to transcend all this if this contradiction is true that is why you cannot figure the fullness of god but he can logically tellus he can transcend logic aswell as be logical, for a miracle he has transcended logic, for a prophecy he has transcended logic, so why cant he reaveal his transcendental abilities through logic?

“In light of the above, your conclusion that the Sikhi God is contradictory could only have been made using your rationale;”



“ but, God is supposed to transcend the use of your rationale, “

no I never said that I said he is able to transcend rationale, I am able to sit still in a seat for 10 minutes but I also have the ability to jump around so god has the ability to be logical and transcend rational at the same time even in the scripture, which is both logical and also spiritually enlightening.


“so how did you come to the conclusion about that which is impossible to rationalise?”

he transcends our rationale I am saying he can transcend this I cannot but he can be logical too what is the problem and how is this self refuting, why must his revelation about himself transcend rationale just cos he has that ability, I still understand that he has the ability to transcend rationale through his rationale message this is not self-refuting the problem is with the way youre reading into this and possibly the way I write it too.


“And:
If God, as you said, does transcend rationality, then without making recourse to your rational mind how have you come to the conclusion that he does? The fact that you open your mouth and articulate anything about God is only through the use of your rationale. Moreover, when you read anything concerning God in the SGGS, e.g. He is nirgun-sargun; this can only be done with the use of the rationale.
Hence, you are in a catch-22 situation.”

Read the above I am starting to become irrational now too aaaaahhh:grumbling
 
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Lol!

Allaahul musta'aan!

We will not dignify this with a response
 
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yeah save face its the only option left for your you.
 
I disagree with you’re personal opion.
It is not my personal opinion, it is empirical fact, but in your sheer stubborness you refuse to admit that. And sorry, you have proven nothing.
To say that there is instinct is in itself giving reason
Instinct is not the use of reason. Try again.
But by saying it is in accordance with logic is in itself a reason for the event.
What do you mean by 'reason for the event'
lol I have at several times said that mans conscience is not logic and that this is an spiritual instinct
Really? Well atheists are not spiritual. What happens if someone does irrational behavior in front of an atheist. The atheist can not resort to some mysterious spiritual conscience to reject the behavior. And according to you he can't reject it on the grounds of logic. So I guess he has to allow his things to be stolen and his head to be beaten!!
but no worry I will continue with the sikh one, dancing around my black ****!
You discredit yourself with your profanity (at least moreso than with your rejection of logic and reason!).
Not at all, this is why it I who is the reality of I but yours is a wrong opinion.
Saying so does not make it so. I have provided irrefutable practicle examples to establish what I have said. I thought you might be an openminded person and understand the arguments with some basic simple examples in plain english. I was sadly mistaken.
no it must not the fact that the person is not using logic shows that logic is not always in use
Yes he was not reasoning to do an action. That doesn't negate the fact that everything must be in accordance with logic. A stone doesn't even have the capacity to reason. Does that mean stones are illogical? No, of course not. They have properties that are in accordance with logic.
And what of miracles is that logical also?
Yes they are. Miracles are a suspension of the natural laws of science which govern the universe. They are still in accordance with logic. For example, there is no such miracle of a circle with four sides - it is illogical and self-contradictory.
my conscience would tell me not to go for such lessons because while he may have learned some thing revolutionary I would not want to be the first.
Too bad - he uses the excuse that it is okay for him to be illogical and so he throws you out the window anyway.
what about the man and women who chuck themselves of a 10-storey building are they illogical or are they just someone who committed suicide
If they did it, intending to fly then they were being illogical. If they did it intending to commit suicide then they were not. This is so easy to understand, even a child could grasp such a simple concept. Which makes it even more suspicious when you choose not to.
not at all, possible not permissible
You said it was okay, i.e. permissable, alright. If you have changed your opinion then don't be afraid. Come out and admit it; you will earn a lot mroe respect that way then playing these silly games to justify your erroneous comments.
although it can happen too who knows you may enjoy a stick-bashing it may turn you on but then to those who don’t have such an affiliation from the outset its illogical.
I made the scenario where the person is doing something illogical, and you keep changing it (eg. saying the person actually does like to be hit) to make it logical instead of answering the scenario as it is. The only explanation for this is that you don't have an answer. If you do, here is the scenario is simple representative terms:

Let X represent an illogical action. Person A performs X, to the detriment of Person B. Can person B object to action X on logical grounds - yes or no?
for a person to be illogical they need to use reason to come to an illogical conclusion
This is circular reasoning. I DEFINED the thief to be providing an illogical explanation and then you started arguing that he was insane. No he is not insane, he is a SIKH who believes that he can act outside the bounds of logic. Answer that.
Irrational and illogical are inconsistent. And do I even care if they are words are just noises their meanings are transitory.
So you deny the dictionary definitions. It is amazing to see the lengths to which you will go to maintain your manifest error.
No that is an ignorant attitude for an internet discussion forum to be credible you can only use online references QED
This forum is not for people who can't read books and refer to academic references. If you are unable to engage in scientific discussion, so be it. Don't criticise the forum because of your own incompetence.
I have no qualm with this.
Good. So you admit that the irrational, unreasonable, and illogical behavior is the characteristic of insanity in the case of the thief. So on what gorunds do you object to his behavior?

I think we can safely conclude that - if a thief was found in your house stealing your money and when confronted by you said that the wind was forcing his hands open and closed - you would have no grounds to object to his behavior and you would have to let him go because you believe that it is okay for creation to act outside the bounds of logic and reason.

this does not say illogical you have either you have as always assumed the opposite.
LOOK HOW MANY WORDS YOU ARE TWISTING! Now you are denying that illogical = not logical !! What else is illogical if it does not mean 'not logical' ?? YOU define illogical for me, please.

rejected as this does not apply to the insane who cannot have arguments and therefore no basis for an irrational argument.
I never said that the thief had a mental disorder. That was your claim in order to sneak out of the scenario! Please show me where I said the thief had a mental disorder that prevented him from reasoning. I challenge you!.

actually you have separated the 2 in this thread for the first time not me
I seperated them because you tried to bring in an issue that was not related.

Now I am giving you the scenario again in even more clear terms so that you can answer it:

-person A does not have a mental disorder
-person A believes that he can act outside the bounds of logic
-person A comes to you and claims that your house belongs to him because of illogical reason Z

Every intelligent person will be able to realize that in the above scenario we can reject person A's claim because it is not in accordance with reason and logic.

-conclusion: creation can NOT act outside the bounds of logic and reason
-conclusion: everything must be in accordance with logic and reason to be valid
 
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Lol!

Allaahul musta'aan!

We will not dignify this with a response
:sl:
A wise choice. There is nothing left to expose about a religion that openly proclaims to not be in accordance with logic and reason! ISDhillon refutes his own religion better than anyone else can.

:w:

ISDhillon said:
yeah save face its the only option left for your you.
You know Dhillon, there is a tactic some children use on the playground. When they get into an argument with another child they decide to simply repeat 'why?' or 'so?' after everything the other child says, and consequently the other child gets fed up and gives up arguing with them. So they think they win. I think you must have been one of those children.

Peace :)
 
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:sl:
A wise choice. There is nothing left to expose about a religion that openly proclaims to not be in accordance with logic and reason! ISDhillon refutes his own religion better than anyone else can.

:w:


You know Dhillon, there is a tactic some children use on the playground. When they get into an argument with another child they decide to simply repeat 'why?' or 'so?' after everything the other child says, and consequently the other child gets fed up and gives up arguing with them. So they think they win. I think you must have been one of those children.

Peace :)

yeah you keep telling yourself that you may even start to believe it lol
 
I have really enjoyed reading this debate.

If I may I have two points here as an atheist:

Ansar - Really? Well atheists are not spiritual. What happens if someone does irrational behavior in front of an atheist. The atheist can not resort to some mysterious spiritual conscience to reject the behavior. And according to you he can't reject it on the grounds of logic. So I guess he has to allow his things to be stolen and his head to be beaten!!

Whilst someone may be acting in an irrational manner that I would (and most other people also) he may still be acting logically within his own concience.

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And what of miracles is that logical also?

Ansar - Yes they are. Miracles are a suspension of the natural laws of science which govern the universe. They are still in accordance with logic. For example, there is no such miracle of a circle with four sides - it is illogical and self-contradictory.

I disagree with you Ansar. If we except for a moment that "Miracles" are a suspension of the naturl laws of science, matters that science cannot explain are under a miraculous definition classed as a miracle.

Some "miracles" of the past have later been explained with a scientific cause so the "miracle" has been nulled. I don't consider "Miracles" being defined as a suspension of natural laws logical. I would go further to state that such a position is illogical. Belief for example that the moon split in two is not logical it's a position of faith.

Good thread though......
 
Whilst someone may be acting in an irrational manner that I would (and most other people also) he may still be acting logically within his own concience.
Of course, it is indeed possible for someone to be acting illogical and think that they are being logical. I have personally seen many examples of this on the forum itself.
I disagree with you Ansar. If we except for a moment that "Miracles" are a suspension of the naturl laws of science, matters that science cannot explain are under a miraculous definition classed as a miracle.
I'm not talking about scientific theories or our understanding of science. I am speaking of the definitive laws of nature which govern our universe - a miracle is a suspension of these laws.

Thanks for your comments.

Regards
 
That doesn't negate the fact that everything must be in accordance with logic. A stone doesn't even have the capacity to reason. Does that mean stones are illogical? No, of course not. They have properties that are in accordance with logic.

Logic is a human methodology, no more. It has no intrinsic existence outside that context - before there were people (or an intelligence of some sort using such a methodology) there was no "logic". Its makes no sense at all to say "stones have properties that are in accordance with logic" or, indeed "stones have properties that are not in accordance with logic", although they may well have (and obviously do) have properties in accordance with the "natural laws of science".
 
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I disagree with you Ansar. If we except for a moment that "Miracles" are a suspension of the naturl laws of science, matters that science cannot explain are under a miraculous definition classed as a miracle.

Qoute:Ansar I'm not talking about scientific theories or our understanding of science. I am speaking of the definitive laws of nature which govern our universe - a miracle is a suspension of these laws.

Thanks for your comments.

Forgive me Ansar but I must ask. If you consider it perfectly logical to subscribe to an idea that a miracle is a suspension of the laws of science and a given "miracle" was later proven to be within the said laws of science. Was it logical to claim that the miracle occured through the suspension of the natural scientific laws in the first place or is it more logical to assume that other miracles are simply a misunderstanding of given facts and or lack explanation within our current knowledge?
 
Logic is a human methodology, no more. It has no intrinsic existence outside that context - before there were people (or an intelligence of some sort using such a methodology) there was no "logic".
There was no logic before there were people? So does that mean that before there were people there were circles with four sides, and frogs that were half in the air, half in the water, and in neither the air nor the water at the same time?

Perhaps you meant that before people there was no sophisticated reasoning or use of logic.

Regards
 
Forgive me Ansar but I must ask. If you consider it perfectly logical to subscribe to an idea that a miracle is a suspension of the laws of science and a given "miracle" was later proven to be within the said laws of science. Was it logical to claim that the miracle occured through the suspension of the natural scientific laws in the first place or is it more logical to assume that other miracles are simply a misunderstanding of given facts and or lack explanation within our current knowledge?
No, I say that miracles are not misunderstnadings, they are actual suspensions of the natural laws.

If I have misunderstood your question, please feel free to clarify.
 
No, I say that miracles are not misunderstnadings, they are actual suspensions of the natural laws.

OK, I can accept this illogocal statement. BUT, if the said miracle is later found to be within natural laws after all. (i.e it was not a miracle). Was it logical in the first place to consider it a miracle?

If I come home and my son claims that a cup was floating in the middel of the room then it fell and broke, are you saying it is should be logical that the natural laws of science were suspended and thus a miracle occured or should I seek other more rational explanation?
 
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“It is not my personal opinion, it is empirical fact, but in your sheer stubborness you refuse to admit that. And sorry, you have proven nothing.”


Don’t be sorry its not an empirical fact either and you represent this forum badly. Don’t be sorry I understand it must be hard for you to think outside the box you remind me of those indoctrinated people in speakers corner at Hyde park.


“Instinct is not the use of reason. Try again.”

No but for you to suggest that the reason was instinct, was through logic, ive just tried.




“What do you mean by 'reason for the event'”
the action that took place,you gave it a reason called instinct, but you say instinct is not with the use of logic only the action of instinct is, so therefore instinct requires no logic and logic is not an absolute.



“Really? Well atheists are not spiritual. What happens if someone does irrational behavior in front of an atheist. The atheist can not resort to some mysterious spiritual conscience to reject the behavior. And according to you he can't reject it on the grounds of logic. So I guess he has to allow his things to be stolen and his head to be beaten!!”

this does not have anything to do with the idea of conscience you sneakily avoided that and dropped another scenario, which seems to change, and then when I change my reaction to you’re scenario to prove the possibility of acting without logic, I get branded as trying to escape. Do you want a debate or do you want me to accept youre word as a given



“You discredit yourself with your profanity (at least moreso than with your rejection of logic and reason!). “

no profanity there, it was blotted out and other members have done the same yet they just change their names and continue on the forum under another alias, no one bothers them though cos their muslims, youre lucky that you can do this and retain youre autonomy.




“Saying so does not make it so. I have provided irrefutable practicle examples to establish what I have said. I thought you might be an openminded person and understand the arguments with some basic simple examples in plain english. I was sadly mistaken.”

Saying so does not make it so especially after all youre scenarios have still not proven youre case sooner or later youll just block the discussion and get your mods to add a little damning message about me, I know how this intellectual story ends and I know how the historical story ends, ultimately you have always been beaten, then comes the pride oooooh!!!.




“Yes he was not reasoning to do an action. That doesn't negate the fact that everything must be in accordance with logic.”

It does cos the fact that he did not use logic to instaneaously act proves there is a gap which is not in accordance with logic.


“ A stone doesn't even have the capacity to reason. Does that mean stones are illogical? No, of course not. They have properties that are in accordance with logic.”

In my religion there is a man called dhanna bhagat and a stone talked to him have a look:

http://www.sikhiwiki.org/index.php?title=Bhagat_Dhanna

is this illogical?



“Yes they are. Miracles are a suspension of the natural laws of science which govern the universe. They are still in accordance with logic. For example, there is no such miracle of a circle with four sides - it is illogical and self-contradictory.”

But a stone which eats? Is that illogical or a suspension of laws? And anyways a hologram can be a sqare-like circle depends on your perception the self-contradictory nature of a hologram, that it is and is not.



“Too bad - he uses the excuse that it is okay for him to be illogical and so he throws you out the window anyway.”

That would have to be pretty spontaneous therefore not logical or illogical. logically I would fall to the floor yet I flew back to the forum and answered all youre questions.


“If they did it, intending to fly then they were being illogical. If they did it intending to commit suicide then they were not. This is so easy to understand, even a child could grasp such a simple concept. Which makes it even more suspicious when you choose not to.”


The simple fact is that you didn’t know why?, youre logic will never be able to conclude the true reality of why?


“You said it was okay, i.e. permissable, alright. If you have changed your opinion then don't be afraid. Come out and admit it; you will earn a lot mroe respect that way then playing these silly games to justify your erroneous comments.”


I don’t want youre respect or disrespect, I still am, without both. However when I say you can do this and thats okay, I mean possible too, not its alright get with the modern lingo ansar.

“I made the scenario where the person is doing something illogical, and you keep changing it (eg. saying the person actually does like to be hit) to make it logical instead of answering the scenario as it is. The only explanation for this is that you don't have an answer. If you do, here is the scenario is simple representative terms:”

not at all the whole idea is to show you how you can behave without being logical or illogical what would be the point in saying yeah I would do that when there is transcendental alternative, I wouldn’t want you to miss anything.

“Let X represent an illogical action. Person A performs X, to the detriment of Person B. Can person B object to action X on logical grounds - yes or no?”

yes they can is the answer you would like but they could also react spontaneously and break into song or dance the can can, but this was not illogical just spontaneous.

“This is circular reasoning. I DEFINED the thief to be providing an illogical explanation and then you started arguing that he was insane. No he is not insane, he is a SIKH who believes that he can act outside the bounds of logic. Answer that.”

Being a sikh would mean he could never be a thief so the argument is self-refuting its not possible for someone to be something they inherently are not. You will have to use another example.




“So you deny the dictionary definitions. It is amazing to see the lengths to which you will go to maintain your manifest error.”

Your words have become noises too.

“This forum is not for people who can't read books and refer to academic references. If you are unable to engage in scientific discussion, so be it. Don't criticise the forum because of your own incompetence.”


I am not criticising the forum I am criticising you, a person with the use of the internet in the sahara desert without any books is not able to have a genuine debate with you because you could do anything and they could only scratch at the grain of sand beneath them. In future please provide all electronic references, if you have to scrape the barrel then you might aswell concede defeat rather than drawing a definition out of thin space to save yourself this growing humiliation.


“Good. So you admit that the irrational, unreasonable, and illogical behavior is the characteristic of insanity in the case of the thief. So on what gorunds do you object to his behavior? “
no you are twisting my words I have never said that the definition in the dictionary is the sum total of what it means to be insane, it was one of many facets of an insane person, to lose youre mind is neither acting logical or illogical you need youre mind to do both, the thief would simply in this case be mad or insane but not logical or illogical. Althought the post-descriptive analysis of the situation would suggest that logically he is acting in accordance to irrational behaviour but the spontaneity is neither. This is not hard even my little brother gets it.


“ you would have no grounds to object to his behavior and you would have to let him go because you believe that it is okay for creation to act outside the bounds of logic and reason.”

One problem with youre conclusion, I can choose to draw a conclusion but youre problem is that you deny the possibility in life where one does not make an instantaneous decision, and conveniently you label the action in accordance with logic but fail to define the precursor.


“LOOK HOW MANY WORDS YOU ARE TWISTING! Now you are denying that illogical = not logical !! What else is illogical if it does not mean 'not logical' ?? YOU define illogical for me, please.”

Please explain, and you don’t have a leg to stand on cos transcending rationale is the same as no logic yet the dictionary disagrees with you how about admitting that one instead of tucking it away in the archives.
“I never said that the thief had a mental disorder. That was your claim in order to sneak out of the scenario! Please show me where I said the thief had a mental disorder that prevented him from reasoning. I challenge you!.”
“illogical behavior is the characteristic of insanity in the case of the thief”
– challenge accepted.
“I seperated them because you tried to bring in an issue that was not related.”

Yet it was relevant enough for you to bring it into the discussion lol, but seriously if you say that transcending rationale amounts to illogical then you have to show how, because you redefined the word I in my humility are accepting youre case temporarily and finding stuff in this world which does not involve logic or illogical, even though youre definition of transcending rationale becoming illogical is a big no no.

“-person A does not have a mental disorder
-person A believes that he can act outside the bounds of logic
-person A comes to you and claims that your house belongs to him because of illogical reason Z”

Then I would reason with him but this does not prove that his reality is still not his, it also does not amount to him being illogical because in his culture it maybe the thing to do, who is the judge of all that acceptable why is logical being equated with good, moral and true? And if the above is what you have been trying to say then you cant say my English is poor.


“-conclusion: creation can NOT act outside the bounds of logic and reason”

yet they still do where spontaneity is concerned. look:

“Instinct is not the use of reason. Try again.”

“-conclusion: everything must be in accordance with logic and reason to be valid”

a definition which does not apply to god.

Please advise,:thankyou:

ISDhillon:okay:

PS i love this quote thingy its brill:thumbs_up
 
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There was no logic before there were people? So does that mean that before there were people there were circles with four sides, and frogs that were half in the air, half in the water, and in neither the air nor the water at the same time?

Perhaps you meant that before people there was no sophisticated reasoning or use of logic.

Regards


I meant nothing of the sort. As I said, logic is a human methodology, not an intrinsic property of the universe. Your point about circles with four-sides is an attempt by a human being to apply that methodology to an earlier point in time, no more.

Can you produce any dictionary definition that defines logic as having any sort of independent existence?
 
Hello ISDhillon,
No but for yu to suggest that the reason was instinct was through logic, ive just tried.

the action that took place you gave it a reason called instinct but you say instinct is not with the use of logic only the action of instinct is so therefore instinct requires no logic and logic is not an absolute.
No, I said that the person did an illogical action and I challenged you to respond. As of yet, you have not.
this does not have anything to do with the idea of conscience you sneakily avoided that and dropped another scenario, which seems to change and then when I change my reaction to you’re scenario to prove the possibility of acting without logic I get branded as trying to escape. Do you want a debate or do you wan be to accept youre word as a given
No, you change the scenario so I have to clarify it. i was simply trying to show you the obvious need for logic and the reason why we can reject someone's explanation if it is illogical, but you tried to skirt around that by saying "maybe he's insane!" "no I use my spiritual conscience to refute him not logic!". You have only contraducted yourself.
no profanity there it was blotted out and other members have done the same yet they just change their names and continue on the forum under another alias
We ban all such accounts.

Saying so does not make it so especially after all youre scenarios have still not proven youre case sooner or later youll just block the discussion and get your mods to add a little damning message about me, I know how this intellectual story ends and I know how the historical story ends, ultimately you have always been beaten, then comes the pride oooooh!!!.
Ad hominem fallacy. You can't respond to my argument so you start to attack the forum.

It does cos the fact that he did not use logic to instaneaously act proves there is a gap which is not in accordance with logic.
No it does not. I explained numerous times that not using reasoning to do an action does not mean that there is something that is neither logical or illogical.
In my religion there is a man called dhanna bhagat and a stone talked to him have a look:

http://www.sikhiwiki.org/index.php?title=Bhagat_Dhanna

is this illogical?
It depends. It is certainly unnatural, in which case it could be miraculous. Not relevant to my argument in any case.
And anyways a hologram can be a sqarelike circle
No it can't! Show me such an image!
That would have to be pretty spontaneous therefore not logical or illogical.
Nope - he purposely wants to be illogical, so he knows that you cannot fly but he decides to throw you out the window anyway. No objection from you, I guess.
The simple fact is that you didn’t know why youre logic will never be able to conclude the true reality of why?
If they did it, intending to fly then they were being illogical. If they did it intending to commit suicide then they were not. This is so easy to understand, even a child could grasp such a simple concept. Which makes it even more suspicious when you choose not to.
I don’t want youre respect or disrespect, I still am, without both. However when I say you can do this and that okay, I mean possible too, not its alright get with the modern lingo ansar.
I don't want to speak your strange 'modern lingo' I want to have a discussion with you in the english vernacular so that you cannot continually change the meaning of simple words to avoid admitting your error.
yes they can is the answer you would like
Good. So now you admit that something that is not in accordance with logic is rejected as invalid.

Being a sikh would mean he could never be a thief so the argument is self-refutin its not possible for someone to be something they inherently are not.
But he doesn't use logic, so he is a sikh who is a thief as well. He knows it is illogical and self-contradictory/self-refuting, as you said, but he doesn't use logic.
I am not criticising the forum I am criticising you, a person with the use of the internet in the sahara desert without any books is not able to have a genuine debate with you because you could do anything and they could on scrath at the grain of sand beneath them.
Yes I do not debate with ignoramuses and uneducated. If you qualify, let me know and we can terminate this discussion.
the thief would simply in this case be mad or insane but not logical or illogical.
No I said the thief is perfectly sane without mental disorder. He just believes it is okay to act illogical with a Sikh since they can do absolutely nothing about it.

One problem with youre conclusion I can choose to draw a conclusion but youre problem is that you deny the possibility in life where one does not like instantaneous decision,
I never denied instantaneous actions just like I never denied the existence of religions. These are all your false attributions to me, but I suppose it is okay in Sikhism because you are allowed to act outside the bounds of logic and reason.
Please explain, and you don’t have a leg to stand on cos transcending rationale is the same as no logic
Then distinguish between something that is not logical and something that is illogical.
challenge accepted.
And failed. I brought up a scenario of a thief who does something illogical. You said you would think he was insane. I said that the only reason you would think he was insane is because he acted in an illogical and irrational manner. Now you claim that I said the thief had a mental disorder, don't lie.
but seriously if you say that transcending rationale amounts to illogical then you have to show how
Give me one example where something is transcending logic i.e. not in accordance with logic, and yet it is not illogical.

Then I would reason with him
Good. So you accept that reason and logic would be sufficient to invalidate his arguments. If you do not accept it at this point, even after this clear statement, we will all see that you are a stubborn individual with no interest in admitting your mistakes. If you do accept it then i will be obliged to take back what I said.
yet they still do where spontaneity is concerned. look
No they are not acting outside the bounds of reason. They may not be using reason or using logic, but that does not mean that their actions are outside the bounds of logic and reason. I have explained this hundreds of times yet you refuse to understand.
a definition which does not apply to god.
I said everything. There is no such thing as a self-contradictory or illogical God.

Peace.
 
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