“As for evidence, the Atheist will not believe in what should require material proof, since it could not be presented. … More
Tag: Atheist
Metaphysics – “Why Love and Trust are Opposites” – 3/23/2021
“Always wander with your eyes facing forward, as your mind looks back.” – Modern Romanticism Love and trust. Dualities of … More
Philosophy – “Why Human Responsibility is the Enemy of Progress” – 11/11/2020
“No human could immediately correct themselves, without needing convenience. Whereas, no human could form wisdom, without an extended time in … More
Philosophy – “To Define Imperfection” – 11/8/2020
“Forgiveness cannot perceive fault, making all that possesses error go unsegregated from the perfected.” – Modern Romanticism Forgiveness perceives nothing … More
Philosophy – “The Greatest Limitation of Science” – 10/30/2020
“Science has no purpose, other than the benefit for the flawed form. Yet, to make the form perfect, is to … More
Quote – “How to Define a Lie” – 7/29/2020
“The lie is defined by internal intricacy. The lie is always within. The lie is never seen. It becomes truth, … More
Philosophy – “The Problem with Science” – 6/20/2020
First and foremost, a scientist will say to the Christians that the God of love, or even of the religion, … More
Philosophy – “What is a Lie?” – 2/13/2020
A lie is differed from the truth, when we understand that a lie remains as the same. A lie remains … More
A Realization – “A Debate Between Confusion and Correction” – Dialogue – 11/21/2019
Confusion: A correction is what you name to be a rising. Then, what else would you do, besides to raise? … More
Novel – “Signs of a Man in Love” – Chapter II – WIP – 8/30/2019
“Beauty rapidly falls apart when it is not sustained by the support of love.”
Words of Wisdom – “The Differences between Men and Women” – 7/16/2019
“In what a woman denies, it is the aspect of devotion. She still yearns for it. In what a man … More
Dialogue – “The Scientist and the Poet/The Evidence of God #2” – 6/18/2019
Q: How is it that a scientist cannot look anywhere but down? A: It is because history has a habit … More
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