Religion vs Philosophy in 3 Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- The difference between religion and philosophy can be difficult to explain. Here's a quick video on my take. Enjoy! If you liked the video give it a thumbs up and subscribe.
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Philosophy begins with questions, religion starts with answers.
This is obviously an over-generalization, yet it helps to reveal a fundamental difference between the two in a simple way.
Ideally, a philosophy should teach you to not just accept answers at their face-value, but to question the answers themselves.
No less ideally, a religion should teach you that some things of vital importance are simply a matter of faith, and, therefore, not logically provable. For example, there is no logical proof (that does not beg the question) that human life is something inherently valuable and worth preserving, nor that anything you do has any real significance whatsoever, nor that love is better than hate, peace is better than war, or, knowledge is better than ignorance. In other words, each of these valuations depend upon the acceptance of values that cannot be logically proven, and, therefore, must be taken on faith.
Ideally, a philosophy should teach you the importance of inquiry and reason, whereas a religion should teach you the importance of values and faith.
No one should wholly abandon either their reason nor their faith, for presumably God (or nature) has given you both for a reason.
I’d also like the propose the overarching theme of religion is logic presented by value and reasoning. In order for a religion to be perceived as truth, a simple construct of faith and emotion isn’t in essence the way of following a religion. As an instinct of formulating religion as an inertia is wrong and I think it’s better to look at religion ( as you said) at answering the question but covering it with fact. The abrahamic religions are the best descriptions of truth and logic being answered ( less on Christianity), but of course people will overshadow that by the atrocities established within few of them. But again the core message is monotheism and that message has always been the same; the power of man and corruption of man is always been established in religion, hence why religion such as Islam places itself as the final one to testify to such claims of corruption.
Which is why I say that Islam is the perfect religion which represent religion perfectly. It’s a religion that enforce those in it to learn and understand of it preservation and not being swindle or manipulated by other groups. Many answers provided with genuine proof to not hinder there claims and many philosophers who align with these as well ( going on a tangent but all I have to say is study Islam and get to know it and the other abrahamic religions. As I simply feel that religion shouldn’t be looked as one simple idea of faith but genuine logic and moral conduct)
@@famousfox6318 You are entitled to your opinion and your faith, no one can take it from you. GOD BLESS !
@@famousfox6318 ~ Yep, you're entitled to your opinion.
Key word "FAITH..." I choose not to live my life through "sophistry, theory or fallacies." My only issue with any ideology is the "IMPOSITION" of that said ideology specifically towards the youth. As usual, your "example" is just a bunch of "WORD SALAD" that always lead back to your "GOD" that is in question. Trying to replace the burden of proof with faith simply won't work on the "PRACTICAL" thinker. My position has always been for every individual to do what works for them. Personally, I'm not a detractor of religion or any ideology specifically, I treat them all like "Home Depot," the tools that I need I'll purchase & add to my toolbox accordingly, the latter will remain on the shelf. For example, "fear, hell & heaven" is not in my toolbox... Good Luck!
@@karegairegi9071 And what proof do you have that anything you do is actually working or not ? Answer that question, and there will be revealed your faith.
Philosophy is from the Greek word philosophia that is made up of the words philo ("love") and sophia ("wisdom") and therefore literally means "love of wisdom".
@Chaddison the Laddison Yes that is correct. "Knowledge is knowing a tomato is fruit; wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad." Miles Kington.
@Chaddison the Laddison The video was mistaken. Sophia means wisdom.
Go to Google Translate and type the English word "wisdom" and select translate as "Greek" and it will show "σοφία sofía"
@Chaddison the Laddison LOL All I can say is that may be a Freudian slip and he was thinking of a girl he would like to "know" or "love of Sophy". Cheers!
Philosophy without its application religion is mindless chatter
@@mmc5261 Philosophy has more applications than just religion and lead the way to what was called the natural philosophies which then became what is now called the sciences. Philosophy's wisdom lays in getting one to think about their thinking.
For many months I wanted to know the difference, now I understand it by the simple explanation on the video. Great job :)
Good one again. Liked the quote at the end, it symbolises both the search for answers and knowing that we still dont know that much of our universe.
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lovely, clear, and a joyous touch to your voice made something even so serious a pleasure to listen to and ponder, thanks!
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This video was exceedingly helpful in the distinction between the two. Thank you very much!
Except for the fact that it is EXCEEDINGLY inaccurate. ;)
Too many people are too afraid to say they don't know forgetting that "not knowing" is the catalyst for seeking knowledge... Why explore, study or research if you think you already know? We know what we know not because we have always known but because people who did not know but wanted to know went and found out!
Xolani Ndaba 🤔 Modern science developed from religious concepts in Islam. Some of the best scientists in the world are even more religious. So it’s clear you really don’t know what you’re talking about. 😏
I agree. The best way to take in as much knowledge as you can is to set out towards the subject matter with an attitude of impartiality.
@@malwar21 lol what a stupid reply. Its clear that you are religious moron. Fuck you
@@malwar21 elaborate, you currently make no sense
@@malwar21 Just because some of the best scientists are religious doesn't mean that religion is the best
I disagree here - philosophy means love of wisdom and not Knowledge - the branch of philosophy to do with knowledge is epistemology. Belief in god and Gods does not rule one out of philosophy as many people have made philosophical arguments for and against God that are grounded in reason and logic (cosmological, Teleological, argument from morality etc).
The difference between philosophy and Religion IMO would be Revelation and religious experience is central in religion whilst it is not in philosophy - although both have came together plenty of times see Thomas aquines and al Ghazzali.
You deserve to be a teacher if you aren't one.
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" Grounded in reason and logic. "
Philosophy is characterized by just that, not belief or disbelief in divinity.
Similar to science: It believes whatever it can _prove_ .
@@lanzibangli1259 a specific type of philosophy like Aristotelian or analytic philosophy or scholastic or Kalam would be grounded in reason and logic. Not post modernism, existentialism, relativism, sentimentalism, transcendentalism etc.
Yes finally someone said about the fact that he said knowledge over wisdom
Ok the main difference about religion and philosophy is just
Seeking ethics over seeking truth
You don’t have to have a whole poem,a whole story ,or a whole paragraph
Just to express righteousness and truth
Truth=pain,and wisdom
Ethics=morals
Nice videos. Its really neutral and explaining rather then commenting. Rare to find a channel like this. A Jewel in the Bushes. While all other channels commenting according to themself, this channel brought explaination.
Thank you for this :)
Excellent dose of information, short sharp and sweet mate.
thanks for being as agnostic as i am.. sometimes start to feel lonely among the large majority of people who think they know everything.
Questioning is important. But endless questioning is meaningless if it doesn't lead you to a conclusion.
That's why you become a philosopher
I disagree. Plato admitted "I know that I know nothing". Essentially, philosophy is a quest for knowledge that never ends, and inevitably raises more questions. The moment where we think we know everything is when we are mistaken.
I'd prefer having endless questions over having limited questions to ask.
I am a servant of God and I work for the LORD most high. I Kristijan invite you to the kingdom of God. To be saved from the punishment you need to Believe in God, believe in Jesus and accept His death for the payment of your sins. And you need to pray to receive The Holy Spirit.
@@andersnelson6888 exactly. This is late but I agree.
Philia (love in the sense of friendship)+ Sophia (wisdom). Love ( friendship) of wisdom. 'Knowledege' is episteme, not sophia.
Always was a philosophy dude. Developed some bad anxiety and went hard in religion until too many absurdities brought me back to philosophy. A lot of religion is sad masochism in disguise.(NO disrespect to other's beliefs).
New definition of religion: a system of beliefs (or singular belief system) that provides cosmic and biological origin explanations, causal explanations for nature, postulation(s) on the afterlife, and suggestions for social well-being and prosperity (e.g. ten commandments).
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Great video!!!
Thank you!
You say you don’t know so then what puts you in any way different from a student when in a classroom setting?
I love this human being
wow they insulted every teenager ever in the first 20 seconds
a philosopher is simply a thinker, when his thinking (philosophy) is passed to his student of thought and then get well constructed and it has deep roots and a sacred core believes it becomes a religion that came from humans.
The way I always put it is that all religions are philosophical but not all philosophies are religious.
The same is true with science and mathematics
Both science and mathematics have philosophical roots but philosophy as a whole doesn’t need to be mathematical or scientific.
I kind of see what you are saying. Even though many religions based themselves on Socrates' idea of The Good, Plato's Ideal Forms, or Heraclitus' notion of the Logos, none of these philosophers relegated these ideas to specific deities or religions. So are you then presupposing that religious structures rather stole their ideas? That would make sense to me.
Not knowing is the biggest truth.
Is it too much to ask for both?
At 1:56, you should have added that the Arab says "and I reason accordingly with ease", if you are truthful.
Somebody once told me, "religion is for those who believe in heaven and hell, spirituality is for those who had been to hell and back".
Circe 🤨 You can’t be spiritual without being religious.
@@malwar21you have that backwards. You can not have religion without spirituality. Spirituality is thought & even felt. Religion is more the actions you would perform as a result of the spirituality felt & thought. You can believe in something greater then yourself but not participate in any way to show that you do.
@@nuttin2no1 You're confusing religion with ritual, as lots of people do. Without religion, what you're calling "spirituality" doesn't go anywhere. For example, in my religion, what you call "spirituality" is a fundamental precept that is partially measured by prayer.
@@malwar21 isn't the ritual parts of a religion what separates each one?? The rituals followed in one's belief are what draws them to one specific religion or another.
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Couldn't help but notice that this explanation of philosophy seemed a lot like a religious belief 🤨🧐
Love this video! Extremely well done, and you have such a wise, beautiful answer to what is true!
So many people think there is always some authority in their life, and so people try to obtain the delusion. It's fresh to see someone not trying to create a following but rather a bunch of free thinkers!
Naybe / surely also include similarity and differences.
You and your students have the same question Pilot had: “what is truth?” (John 18:38) He rhetorically asked Jesus Christ that question not knowing that it could actually be answered by the one he asked. Jesus said “I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.” (John 14:6) Truth is not relative; and if you seek it, you can find it in Jesus!
Hahaha...... now that is purely religion without even a iota of philosophy in it. A faith but unfortunately very blind faith....
You do not seek truth, friend. You seek comfort.
@@maxwellsanders3409 is comfort not a real thing, making it true 🤔
My friend, your religion is false and nonsense. Is there a god who is crucified, humiliated, tormented, slandered in his face and dies for three days and wakes up to ascend to heaven again and sits with his father What is this nonsense
Truth is something that’s in accordance with facts or reality.
Philosophy is the reasoning of existence, which is already present!
Awesome
0:18 oooooh, the attention span thing has never been more true than right now
Sophia = wisdom! Knowlege = gnosis! If you can't even get that right then what can you get right?
Shouldn't logic apply to any form of seeking knowledge no matter what lens a person chooses to see the world through?
I agree. In the video I simply state the difference between the two is belief in a deity. Knowledge seeking is still in religion and includes logic - even if it is often more abstract.
Then why the binary definition? It leads people to think that Religion and Philosophy are separate things - that Religion is the absence of Philosophy; and not based on reason or thinking or knowledge.
And that all philosophy is by definition, atheistic. Which is nonsense.
I think you've done a real disservice here.
Certainly does in Islam. Seeking knowledge and being logical is a fundamental component ‘Ibada
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“What is Truth?” - Jesus to Pilate
🐟 03. CONCEPTS Vs THE TRUTH:
The term “TRUTH” is a grossly misused word. Anything which has ever been written or spoken, by even the greatest sage or Avatar (incarnation of Divinity), including every single postulation within this Holy Scripture, is merely a CONCEPT and not “The Truth”, as defined further down.
A concept is either accurate or inaccurate. Virtually all concepts are inaccurate to a certain degree. However, some concepts are far more accurate than others. A belief is an unhealthy and somewhat problematic relationship one has with a certain concept, due to misapprehension of life as it is, objectively-speaking. Attachment to beliefs, particularly in the presumption of individual free-will, is the cause of psychological suffering.
For example, the personal conception of Ultimate Reality (God or The Goddess) is inaccurate to a large extent. The concept of Ultimate Reality being singular (“All is One”) is far more accurate. The transcendence of BOTH the above concepts (non-duality) is excruciatingly accurate. However, none of these concepts is “The Truth” as such, since all ideas are relative, whilst The Truth is absolute.
It is VITALLY important to distinguish between relative truth and Absolute Truth. Relative truth is temporal, mutable, subjective, dependent, immanent, differentiated, conditioned, finite, complex, reducible, imperfect, and contingent, whilst Absolute Truth is eternal, immutable, objective, independent, transcendent, undifferentiated, unconditional, infinite, simple, irreducible, perfect, and non-contingent.
Absolute Truth is the ground of all being (“Brahman”, in Sanskrit), and is prior to any mind, matter, name, form, intent, thought, word, or deed.
Good and bad are RELATIVE - what may be good or bad can vary according to temporal circumstances and according to personal preferences. For example, there is absolutely no doubt that citrus fruits are a good source of nutrients for human beings. However, it may be bad to consume such beneficial foods when one is experiencing certain illnesses, such as chronic dysentery.
However, beyond the dichotomy of good and bad, is the Eternal Truth, which transcends mundane relativism. Therefore, the goal of life is to rise above the subjective “good” and “bad”, and abide in the transcendental sphere. A qualified spiritual preceptor is able to guide one in the intricacies of such transcendence. Such a person, who has transcended mundane relative truth, is said to be an enlightened soul.
N. B. When making moral judgments, it is more appropriate to use the terms “holy/evil” or “righteous/unrighteous”, rather than “good/bad”.
The ONLY truth in the phenomenal manifestation is the impersonal sense of “I am” ("ahaṃ”, in Sanskrit).
Everything else is merely transient and unreal (“unreal” for that very reason - because it is ever-mutating, lacking permanence and stability).
This sense of existence is otherwise called “Infinite Awareness”, “Spirit”, “God”, “The Ground of Being”, “The Higher Self”, as well as various other epithets, for it is the very essence of one’s being.
If it is true that there are none so blind as those who don’t WANT to see, and none so deaf as those who don’t WANT to hear, then surely, there are none so ignorant as those who don’t WANT to learn the truth.
OBVIOUSLY, in the previous paragraph, and in most other references to the word “truth” within this booklet, it is meant “the most accurate concept possible”, or at least ”an extremely accurate fact”.
For example, as clearly demonstrated in Chapters 21 and 22, it is undoubtedly “true” that a divinely-instituted monarchy is the most beneficial form of national governance, but that is not the Absolute Truth, which is the impersonal, never-changing ground of all being.
So, to put it succinctly, all “truths” are relative concepts (even if they are very accurate) but the Universal Self alone is REAL Truth.
"In the absence of both the belief 'I am the body' and in the absence of the belief that 'I am not the body', what is left is what we really are.
We don't need to define what we really are. We don't need to create a thought to tell us what we are. What we are is what TRUTH is."
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"God is not something 'out-there', 'looking-in', but God (or Source) has BECOME all of This.
So God is the Underlying Principle of all of this - the Energy or the Consciousness.
The (psycho-physical) manifestation has arisen within Consciousness as an imagination in the mind of Source."
Roger Castillo,
Australian Spiritual Teacher, 15/07/2015.
"I am the TRUTH..."
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“...and the TRUTH shall set you free”.
Lord Jesus Christ,
John 14:6 & 8:32
jesus wasn't a philosopher! he's church doesn't like free thinking.
Religion: Believing God the creator & have Faith.Final destination Heaven possible after death=All the religion in the world including Christianity ,Islam and Hinduism
Philosophy: doesn’t talk about a creator & about a god.
Final destination to achieve Nirvana(state of mind) in this through 8 Noble Path= Buddhism
your description of religion is so off that it seems you are intentionally strawmanning it. at 1:53 you exclude EVERY non-deistic religion
Alright, I will try to address this. In non deistic religion, instead of saying because god says so, it just says because that is the way it is. Do all religions not have things mystical that they say is just the way it is? Be it a god or just any mystical belief, they still answer those questions with the same basic format.
If you don't know the truth, then how can you know the truth about the difference between philosophy and religion ?
Well actually many philosophies do indeed need God, they conclude it by reason alone, also philosophy quite much needs a base for reality, in order to even know that there is an outside world, I do think philosophy is the tool of religion, as Eriguena, said, 'What would true religion be if not the true philosophy'.
I have a question ! can Muslims enter philosophy major in non-muslims country??
.....However, thinking comes first, then belief. Philosophy is open-ended whereas religion is fixed, like instructions.
Most philosopher's are athiests but there not opposed to religon or god but most philosopher's of religion are thiest.
We need religion, over the reason to believe in someone beyond and perfect who is virtues about all humans. So why does God love the sinner, yet condemn the sin?
Philosophy is radical questioning, but to really question - to push one’s questioning to the brink of the abyss - one must be an atheist, for faith gives answers too soon. … Faith and philosophy are mortal enemies; in fact, ‘faith is so absolutely the mortal enemy that philosophy does not even begin to want in any way to do battle with it.’ ‘the philosopher does not believe’ - she or he cannot believe, because faith is in radical opposition to the very nature of philosophy as questioning.”
~The Fall of Interpretation, p.108
Aguijon1982 🤔 You sound nice with all your wording, but you’re wrong. Philosophy or “questioning” does not contradict with “faith”. Maybe that’s true in the Western concept but certainly not true in the Islamic tradition. Ibn Rushd was a great Muslim philosopher and so was Al-Fārābī for example. 😏
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It all depends on what we mean by "faith". Faith to me (and many others) does not mean blind belief. Faith to me is like trust as a result of evidence, not blind trust or blind belief.
So you're question creates/presupposes a false dichotomy. As a religious person myself, there are certain practices/rituals I do that have proven to work in my life and in the lives of others. But I certainly dont have all the answers to life! Some religions make it a duty to observe the world, find our talents, contemplate, seek and acquire knowledge. Islam even goes further by banning monasatism, no monks or nuns in our religion. We are expected to be a productive part of society, to seek knowledge, and to keep to the middle path. So there are many paths to God but I think you know that those paths ARE different. For some people, "faith" probably does mean "blind belief". But to many premodern muslim scholars, and philosophers of religion today...that is not how faith is defined.
Hello,
So, You believe in something that you don't know, where is the knowledge in that?
It seems that you also have faith, but rather to something that you want to know (religion), you have chosen to believe in something that you will never know, because you have said that you believe in truth but you don't know what the truth is.
Btw is there unique philosophical system which is universal and applicable to anyone in the way of how to live your life?
Philosophy and religion are somewhat the same.
Biblically philosophy hits different 👍
What's the truth? I don't know!
My curiosity remains unquenched!
🐟 03. CONCEPTS Vs THE TRUTH:
The term “TRUTH” is a grossly misused word. Anything which has ever been written or spoken, by even the greatest sage or Avatar (incarnation of Divinity), including every single postulation within this Holy Scripture, is merely a CONCEPT and not “The Truth”, as defined further down.
A concept is either accurate or inaccurate. Virtually all concepts are inaccurate to a certain degree. However, some concepts are far more accurate than others. A belief is an unhealthy and somewhat problematic relationship one has with a certain concept, due to misapprehension of life as it is, objectively-speaking. Attachment to beliefs, particularly in the presumption of individual free-will, is the cause of psychological suffering.
For example, the personal conception of Ultimate Reality (God or The Goddess) is inaccurate to a large extent. The concept of Ultimate Reality being singular (“All is One”) is far more accurate. The transcendence of BOTH the above concepts (non-duality) is excruciatingly accurate. However, none of these concepts is “The Truth” as such, since all ideas are relative, whilst The Truth is absolute.
It is VITALLY important to distinguish between relative truth and Absolute Truth. Relative truth is temporal, mutable, subjective, dependent, immanent, differentiated, conditioned, finite, complex, reducible, imperfect, and contingent, whilst Absolute Truth is eternal, immutable, objective, independent, transcendent, undifferentiated, unconditional, infinite, simple, irreducible, perfect, and non-contingent.
Absolute Truth is the ground of all being (“Brahman”, in Sanskrit), and is prior to any mind, matter, name, form, intent, thought, word, or deed.
Good and bad are RELATIVE - what may be good or bad can vary according to temporal circumstances and according to personal preferences. For example, there is absolutely no doubt that citrus fruits are a good source of nutrients for human beings. However, it may be bad to consume such beneficial foods when one is experiencing certain illnesses, such as chronic dysentery.
However, beyond the dichotomy of good and bad, is the Eternal Truth, which transcends mundane relativism. Therefore, the goal of life is to rise above the subjective “good” and “bad”, and abide in the transcendental sphere. A qualified spiritual preceptor is able to guide one in the intricacies of such transcendence. Such a person, who has transcended mundane relative truth, is said to be an enlightened soul.
N. B. When making moral judgments, it is more appropriate to use the terms “holy/evil” or “righteous/unrighteous”, rather than “good/bad”.
The ONLY truth in the phenomenal manifestation is the impersonal sense of “I am” ("ahaṃ”, in Sanskrit).
Everything else is merely transient and unreal (“unreal” for that very reason - because it is ever-mutating, lacking permanence and stability).
This sense of existence is otherwise called “Infinite Awareness”, “Spirit”, “God”, “The Ground of Being”, “The Higher Self”, as well as various other epithets, for it is the very essence of one’s being.
If it is true that there are none so blind as those who don’t WANT to see, and none so deaf as those who don’t WANT to hear, then surely, there are none so ignorant as those who don’t WANT to learn the truth.
OBVIOUSLY, in the previous paragraph, and in most other references to the word “truth” within this booklet, it is meant “the most accurate concept possible”, or at least ”an extremely accurate fact”.
For example, as clearly demonstrated in Chapters 21 and 22, it is undoubtedly “true” that a divinely-instituted monarchy is the most beneficial form of national governance, but that is not the Absolute Truth, which is the impersonal, never-changing ground of all being.
So, to put it succinctly, all “truths” are relative concepts (even if they are very accurate) but the Universal Self alone is REAL Truth.
"In the absence of both the belief 'I am the body' and in the absence of the belief that 'I am not the body', what is left is what we really are.
We don't need to define what we really are. We don't need to create a thought to tell us what we are. What we are is what TRUTH is."
*************
"God is not something 'out-there', 'looking-in', but God (or Source) has BECOME all of This.
So God is the Underlying Principle of all of this - the Energy or the Consciousness.
The (psycho-physical) manifestation has arisen within Consciousness as an imagination in the mind of Source."
Roger Castillo,
Australian Spiritual Teacher, 15/07/2015.
"I am the TRUTH..."
*************
“...and the TRUTH shall set you free”.
Lord Jesus Christ,
John 14:6 & 8:32
zafthedon i disagree with philosophy meaning love of wisdom since religions such as christianity and some jews maybe belief wisdom comes from god and also philosophy also is known as the study of man relating to religion again wisdom comes from god not man
Truth is sarcastic
Philosophy: I want to understand the world
Religion: reality does not exist
just a non deep comment coming through
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A tour de force in IGNORANCE.
Little man, religion is the practical application of philosophy. Now you know
Religion is the application of notional ideas.
Well in Islam,we are required to think and logicate for reason that God really exist..Which are basicly all this perfectly calculated complex of life and intelligence..which requires a higher intelligence
Wasn't the intelligent design argument a philosophical construct to convey the existence if some type of higher intelligent being?
If God, then I suspect God would rather us all be philosophers instead of living ready made answers without reason or justification. At the bottom of say moral philosophy you just might find a truth and a God, but having thought carefully about it you would even understand it well beyond a fearful, or blind believer.
I’d rather my dog understand me but I’ll settle for it not shitting on the carpet
Ur description of religion was kind of off
This video is just your opinion.
I say I believe in what ever is real
Vadoosh Skadoosh that’s the problem u don’t know...
RiptideGaming Heh then may fortunes be with you, I still haven't come to a conclusion.
cop out in the end. The truth is.... you know, backed up with other truths all the way down.
How can you believe in the truth and not know the truth at the same time?
Click your heals together 3 times and continue to say, "I do believe it's true", until you know it's true.
@@imusmoedegrasse lol 😂
any one who can ask such a question😡
Untruth in some aspects! Theres no "Becouse gods says soo in Theology!"
question is, why does logic even exist? why does justice exist?
First lets answer the first question. Should we use logic to answer it or not?
@@lanzibangli1259 hmm
lmao i was watching this bc of school ee
Bro just use Newton’s flaming laser sword against religion
Fearing God is the root of all knowledge.
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Bro imagine random ppl scrolling like wtf why people so weird
This person should spend some time with the classic philosophers, and note that sophia doesn't mean knowledge at all.
Religion is about rites and rituals, there is a whole pantomime of nonsense specific to each.
Philosophers want to cut all the crap and find out what is actually true.
Recognizing this truth is wisdom, living it is virtue.
Yeah, no. There is such a thing as a non-theistic religion.
You can't differentiate philosophy from religion by saying philosophy has nothing to do with God. Neither does the word religion. There are plenty of religions which don't believe in God.
In truth, the word religion has no legitimate meaning. Scholars cannot agree on a definition which properly differentiates a religion from worldview. And a worldview is just a collection of philosophies.
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This is interfere of religion in politics
You totally misunderstood theistic phylosophy .
Is not just ,,God said so "
It's what God tried to say to us .
It's about understanding what and most importantly ,,WHY "God wants us to follow the universal moral standards .
The answer is simple .
It's for our own good .
For us the moral laws are universal facts , no different than the fact that the Earth is round .
If you don't follow the laws you will life in missery and pain .
What you create that's what you get at the end .
Doing evil is like starting a fire in a endless wooden house..........
You will get burned by the fire you yourself started .
It's like your father telling you not to drink too much , so you don't't die .
It's for your own good .
Philosophy takes the world apart; religion puts the world together.
Which one you want to value more is up to you.
--my philosophy graduate advisor, circa 1987
Can you explain that?
@@Mythical.Historythat never answer for a year
Obviously, you have reservations, lol.
This is horrifically inaccurate
Why do people on earth always perceive God as an white beard old man.....
Religion and philosophy is not compatible.
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That's an interesting belief you have. Can you elaborate more on this?
correction: Philosophy literally means the love of WISDOM, not knowledge. This guy clearly doesn't know anything Lol
Another straw man fallacy...
Jesus christ is Lord
Religious people are just people who looks for a moral code to abide by. They morph into the con artistry the preachers and other believers give off and the dopamine they receive from socializing with other people in their religious castles push them further towards the religion. Only those of thorough intellect or just someone who uses their instincts, which the Bible says not to do, would be able to ask themselves… Why do I believe this? What do I believe? As humans we should follow the instinct of curiosity especially when we are talking about a religion. Considering people give their entire life to a religion. I feel as if we look at religion as something to give us our moral codes and tell us we are doing good. In reality, it’s all propaganda and con artistry; remember you believe because someone told you about it and they gave you no proof. Your only proof is a bible that’s been changing since it came out and stories that you hear and all of a sudden believe. If god were true he wouldn’t leave it up to us to choose whether to listen to another man when he does not allow us to hear him and if we do not we are shamed to hell. What kind of god, what kind of prophecy, what kind of lies are being taught?
Philosophy give raise to science and mathemathics.
Religion brings out hatred, terrorism, exclusivism, radicalism, misogyny, discrimination, cult, and the absence of logical thinking..