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“Materialism” defies causation. Matter must have a cause. Matter exists. Therefore a Necessary Being must have caused the matter to exist.

We view the effects (effects of the cause) of the Necessary Being, even if we cannot perceive the Necessary Being “itself.”

We lack absolute knowledge of the material, otherwise we would ourselves be absolute. We therefore cannot assert that nothing beyond the material exists, since we cannot even adequately quantify the material.

This does not throw open the door to any and all beyond the material, merely the understanding that there must be a Necessary Being as cause for matter.

Materialism is the foundation of secular humanism and transhumanism. These ideas at their core are built on the premise of denying all evidence of a creator, the Necessary Being, and any system of order or authority it might assign.

Their purpose is assertion of a relativistic system granting the definition of truth and reality to those in authority, ultimately even in defiance of empiricism if it runs contrary to their narratives.

This is the “clown world” we see today.

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Would it be accurate to describe imperialism as the synthesis of materialism and idealism?

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>This is the “clown world” we see today.

Hmmm ... Let's see.

>“Materialism” defies causation.

You wrote that in public.

LUL

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I don’t see the problem.

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I'm in a feisty mood. Apologies for the personal attack.

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You've missed the point.

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That's not what it says. It's saying to become manifest you must first believe it possible. All action starts with a thought. If no one has a thought it will never be so.

Time itself only exists in consciousness. Without thought there is only entropy. But that doesn't mean time is material. Yet it drives nearly every aspect of human existence.

Now enter the global consciousness project and even the consciousness and atomic clock experiments. Both strongly infer consciousness directly influences observable reality made manifest. Which leads to the experiments with prayer. So on and so on.

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>That's not what it says. It's saying to become manifest you must first believe it possible. All action starts with a thought. If no one has a thought it will never be so.

This is a ridiculous deepity, completely meaningless because we don't have any way to describe or conceptualize things like "free will" from "determinism".

>Time itself only exists in consciousness. Without thought there is only entropy. But that doesn't mean time is material. Yet it drives nearly every aspect of human existence.

Well, this is false. If I put a bullet in your head, time obviously still exists. If I put a bullet in my head, time obviously still exists. You are now just shoving random words together and adding a period at the end hoping it makes a sentence.

>Now enter the global consciousness project and even the consciousness and atomic clock experiments. Both strongly infer consciousness directly influences observable reality made manifest. Which leads to the experiments with prayer. So on and so on.

So, they provide internet access to the insane asylum I see?

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Well, this is false. If I put a bullet in your head, time obviously still exists. If I put a bullet in my head, time obviously still exists.

In the former case, you'd certainly think so. In the latter case, well, maybe you'll find out sollipsism is true and you're the one who dreamed up the universe. And if you don't find that out, well you don't have any way to verify it, do you?

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Lol. Your comments are funny. You make clear they went right over your head. Which makes your comments even funnier.

My comments are 100% correct. Now figure out what I actually stated rather than your idiototic strawman interpretation.

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If you keep repeating that it just "might" come true.

// EDIT: I'm in a feisty mood. Apologies for the personal attack.

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  1. All things that have an absolute beginning have a cause.
  2. The universe had an absolute beginning.
  3. The universe has a cause.

A. The cause cannot have a causal beginning (infinite regression), and therefore is uncaused and eternal. B. The cause cannot be subject to material laws (entropy) in order to be eternal, and therefore is immaterial. C. The cause cannot be disordered in order to cause, and therefore is highly ordered (intelligent)

Therefore we can know with certainty that the Creator is an A. Eternal (Omnipotent) B. Immaterial (Omnipresent) and C. Highly intelligent (Omniscient)

The Clown World crew want to throw out the entire self-evident fact that the Creator exists by conflating the creator with the image of some bearded guy in the sky a la Monty Python.