Philosophy of God
Contemporary atheism is a positive and new humanism trying to re-found and re-construct the entire human universe of thought and values. It shows the possible abuses of religion and points out all concepts of God are only imperfect means to see him. What they say about God couldn't possibly be. Atheists are avoiding responsibility. God is not like anything we know so stop talking about him. Everything you're saying about God is wrong and invalid. The most important problem is the problem of the attributes of God more than his existence. How can we know God? We must be believers in the irrational world where we are presuppositionalless. Contemporary atheism is a new philosophical anthropology. It commands us to guard a more authentic vision of what man is. Man is a contingent, historical, and finite being. Philosophical anthropology is the meaning of contemporary atheism. Contemporary atheists say that people live with a rational structure of consciousness. We approach everything with an idealistic nature. We only know things by their relationships to other things. We only know how x determines y and not what x is by itself. We only know by imposing categories on things, therefore we do not really know God because
There is no rational demonstration of God's existence. I must be presuppositionalless and irrartional in my structure of consciousness. God is that which cannot not be. God is unlike anything we know. We cannot impose categories on God. It is still possible not to believe in God. Atheism cannot be eliminated by rational thinking. There are no positive arguments for the impossibility of atheism. It cannot be proven if someone says there is no God. On the other hand, atheism cannot be established by rational thinking. There are no conclusive arguments for the necessity of atheism. It cannot be proven if someone says that God exists. Belief in God is a matter of trust. The fact that God can be assumed is a confidence rooted in reality itself. God is what makes reality possible. If someone denies God, he does not know why he trusts reality. The denial of God implies an unjustified fundamental trust in reality. The structure of consciousness that the atheists have is saying that the subject determines the object, therefore people do not really know. We impose categories to which an object fits into. The atheists are saying all people live in the rational world, the world of science. Physics is determining how one object relates to another. People have a system of etiquette in which they make everything make sense. If they can't touch, taste, smell, or see something, how can they impose categories on it? Therefore it doesn't exist. Your system of etiquette is limiting reality. The scientist is dealing in abstractions. An object has to be known in and of itself. The atheists are saying it can't be done. That is why existence is a presupposition by the rationalists. Existence can't be known by something else because the opposite of existence is nothing. They are presupposing that the world exists and that the world is ordered. Feuerbach says that God is a projection of man's imagination. God is projected as an ideal, perfect man. God is an all powerful lord for whom man is a slave to him. That projection fulfills a need in man's thinking that man is working towards perfection, bu
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