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To: Solon who wrote (80)	10/11/2005 11:13:19 AM
From: Greg or e	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 2133

"What you are imagining is undoubtedly not anything you can communicate to us!" Whatever that's supposed to mean; I just did communicate it; you're just incapable of justifying the existence of anything outside of your materialistic philosophy. <<<"Things like thoughts, mathematics and the Laws of logic are all immaterial things therefore your objection fails.">>> "I would suggest that you will feel the same after your brain ceases to exist as you felt before your brain existed!" Suggest away, but that doesn't come close to establishing a link between consciousness and brain function, and says nothing about the Laws of logic and math. What were the laws of logic before your brain existed? The same as they will be when your brain is dust. What was two plus two before you had a brain? They didn't evolve, they were not invented, they were discovered. Materialist Atheism has no explanation for them, and it certainly provides no refuge for a closet morality as if anyone in a deterministic material action-reaction universe could ever choose to do or even think anything other than what is. Your constant moralizing is a sign that you don't even believe your own philosophy and commits the naturalistic fallacy ad nausea.