/lit/ - Literature

The source of all being is the Absolute being. God's essence is infinite, and it has to be, to create such a beautiful group of children such as us, mankind. Don't you know that you were created from absolute perfection, anon? All else is materialist chatter.

Hume et al failed because they failed to ground Being, rather then basking in the light of goodness, they shrieked and shrunk away from the light, to those shadows that cast at the light's expense. How is synthetic a priori knowledge possible to the skeptic? Certainly one must ground the most fundamental of all knowledge? The truth is they have no answer in a finitary and worldly logic. But we know God is infinite, and we know Goodness, Beauty, Perfection, Intuition, Faith are all emanations of God's essence. We furthermore understand these principles to be underlying knowledge: Math, Science, Ethical pursuits, and so on. How can one satisfactorily map a primitive idea to an object if one was not endowed with suprarational divine intuition?

All else is materialist chatter, all else is materialist chatter.

Look too, to your own experience of the world and understanding objects and events therein. When you are to make value-distinctions, is it not obvious that you are made in the image of God, for ethical and value pursuits are demonstrably non deterministic nor naivley computable? These pursuits are intuitive, and were endowed, ultimately, by none other then God, and all else is materialist chatter.

The source of all being is the Absolute being. God's essence is infinite, and it has to be, to create such a beautiful group of children such as us, mankind. Don't you know that you were created from absolute perfection, anon? All else is materialist chatter.

Hume et al failed because they failed to ground Being, rather then basking in the light of goodness, they shrieked and shrunk away from the light, to those shadows that cast at the light's expense. How is synthetic a priori knowledge possible to the skeptic? Certainly one must ground the most fundamental of all knowledge? The truth is they have no answer in a finitary and worldly logic. But we know God is infinite, and we know Goodness, Beauty, Perfection, Intuition, Faith are all emanations of God's essence. We furthermore understand these principles to be underlying knowledge: Math, Science, Ethical pursuits, and so on. How can one satisfactorily map a primitive idea to an object if one was not endowed with suprarational divine intuition?

All else is materialist chatter, all else is materialist chatter.

Look too, to your own experience of the world and understanding objects and events therein. When you are to make value-distinctions, is it not obvious that you are made in the image of God, for ethical and value pursuits are demonstrably not deterministic or naivley computable? These pursuits are intuitive, and where endowed, ultimately, by none other then God, and all else is materialist chatter.