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Not until the celestial subject passively obediently kowtows to the God-emperor

>>22465160
I always felt like the only person who manages to make God a complete necessary truth in his system is pic rel.
And he's irrefutable to boot.
Would he fit in that compilation of yours?

>>22482958
All of which are merely ideas perceived by the mind itself.
Now go eat sand or something

>>22246001
I've been wondering if causes even matter to the person that suffers from them. Either it's something you cannot change or it's something that happened in the past. Either way, you are the one that's behaving in the present and that is the only place where you have some semblance of control. Maybe dwelling on causes is pointless, for you, but for others in relation to your condition, it might be more worthwhile since it might stem from them.

>>22250953
>Reality either exists or it doesn’t dude
Sure, it's just not physical or mind-indepentant
[Spoiler]as far as we know. Also, god[/spoiler]

Are there any writings on subjective idealism after Berkeley?

>>21802545
Prove first that what you are sensing with your mind is material

>mogs all of his predecessors and contemporaries
>still unrefuted
How can one be so based?

>>21333344
God

>>the only person in history yet to be refuted

1. Naturalism: The view that all of reality can be explained in terms of natural processes, excludes belief in anything supernatural, but accepts the possibility that there may be a transcendental/dualistic aspects to reality, may even accept the possibility that the physical world doesn't exist as we know it through experience.

2. Materialism: The view that the only thing that exists is matter, that matter is definitely real and a part of the natural world and thus excludes belief in the supernatural, but accepts the possibility that aspects of matter, like the mind, may belong to separate domains of material reality that is only accessible through specific processes (i.e. our usual laws of physics may not be able to account for things like the mind, and a different approach may be needed).

3. Physicalism: The view that all of reality can only be explained in terms of natural, material, physical processes, including the mind, and rejects any and all explanations that say otherwise including religious, metaphysical, and spiritual views that contradict it.
>inb4 none
You have to pick one

>>18735805