i.l.r.nouda11, on 07 July 2012 - 04:25 AM, said:
Its truly ironic you say that, for air is invisible. Space is invisible. Thoughts are invisible. Do they not exist because there is no tangible proof???
There is no proof of air? How to we measure it with mass spectrometers and thermometers then?
There is no proof of space? Was exactly are we living in then?
There is no proof of thoughts? How do we know about them then? Oh,
because people tend to think.
i.l.r.nouda11, on 07 July 2012 - 04:25 AM, said:
I didn't say that there was no way to get proof, there are many ways, but to get PHYSICAL proof of something that has no physical element visible to the human eye is a different matter. If you really want to know, just look up ghosts on the net, get a video camera and take it to reportedly haunted locations. Its all DIY - and you will be messed with in ways you're not prepared for; if you wanna skip that and learn from a place of safety and you refuse to believe anything written my researchers and psychics for thousands of years, then I'm not just going to say that I can't help, there really is no point in me even trying.
Um... psychics don't count as credible sources of information, firstly. This is well-known.
I do personally believe that ghosts exist (in one way or another), but that is another matter (and there is no "supernatural" element to my own views on ghosts).
i.l.r.nouda11, on 07 July 2012 - 04:25 AM, said:
I stand by my earlier statement. You are asking to find out what electricity is by putting your hand in a socket without the knowledge that you will get electrocuted whether you believed anything would happen or not. If you are unwilling to believe what others say, or take heed to their warnings if there is an unknown danger, then believe what you will. Unless you do the legwork, there is no other way to find the answers you're searching for.
I am willing to believe what others say
provided they can substantiate it. I actually, as a note,
have put my hand in an electric socket (by accident of course); I happen to be alive, and now know first-hand the effects. However, it's just psuedo-postmodernist woo to try and say that you can't prove the existence of electricity without being electrocuted.
And you have failed to provide any valid substantiation for using this as an analogous argument in pertinence to the exist of demonic entities. Why should I think that these are really comparable concepts unless you demonstrate that they are? Taking this sort of thing on sheer hearsay is very unwise indeed; you might as well be claiming that the creator of the universe is a microscopic catfish named Theo... the claim is no more or less credible (actually slightly
more, to be pedantic, given that that claim is unfasifiable, whereas you seem to be insinuating that it is actually possible to be made aware of evidence, of some sort, of demons).
You can warn me all you like about the Boogeyman, but I'm not afraid. You could warn me about hell, and I wouldn't be afraid. Why? Because I'm not afraid of imaginary things. And before you object to my calling them imaginary, the same, simple request:
give me one single reason to think that they're not.
Try to realize it's all within yourself / No-one else can make you change / And to see you're really only very small / And life flows on within you and without you. / We were talking about the love that's gone so cold and the people / Who gain the world and lose their soul / They don't know they can't see are you one of them? / When you've seen beyond yourself then you may find peace of mind / Is waiting there / And the time will come / when you see we're all one and life flows on within you and without you. ~ George Harrison