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Should we Trust Philosophers? - Erthely
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- Philosophers teach us much, but how much should we trust them?
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Hi, I'm Dahamsath, a typical IAL student, today one of my friends asked me "Do You Believe In GOD?" I said, that for thousands of years, people have believed in god but I don't how it began nevertheless I think god is THE LEADER and people need a leader to make their lives less chaotic. Each religion has a particular religious leader, I'm Buddhist THE BUDDHA, so to this day most people follow the great Buddha's thoughts so do I believe in god, NO really, I have no idea what he meant by do you believe in god actually WHO IS GOD? Mr. I would like to have your thoughts.
(I apologize that i am not the video creator) I believe when people ask the question of wether you believe in god, that they are referring partially to their headcanon of what a god is (their belief) but are more advertently asking wether or not that one (you in this scenario) hold faith to a being of higher power and meaning.
God is a perspective, as you've stated we've followed the testaments of many gods via those forefathers that written and spoke the first religous texts/cultures/art that we follow to this date; and to those that have become forgotten or disregarded through time. This is as much as i can answer, I cannot cast perspective on how god is relative to your being, essentially what im saying is that god is something that you have to form your own opinion over, as it can only mean as much to you as it can for others
@@greenstargin5321 i think it depends on the religion, in context people often create a literal division between god as the entity and the human conscious; that the god of said religion is imbued to relinquish your physiological confines in death, to become something beyond ones physical form.