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Amnesia

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ka
The Axe man

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03 Aug 16

Originally posted by twhitehead
If your beliefs cannot withstand honest criticism, then you need to reexamine your beliefs.

[b]And I am positive that Taoman was disillusioned by the lack of open-mindedness in this forum.

By open-mindedness, do you mean a refusal to accept as true any old nonsense that someone comes up with? If not, what do you mean by it and why do you feel it i ...[text shortened]... ou believe that you existed before birth - or something along those lines, it is not very clear.[/b]
My op was unclear in that it puts you up against a brick wall of uncertainty.
I don't think any worldly or temporal logic would assist you here.

You may want to call this a cop out, I would say that I am simply unable to explain other than to say that in my own contemplation, over many years, this is what I came to believe about the nature of eternity.

Also I'm not a fan of the term "afterlife" because of the futuristic conotations.

ka
The Axe man

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03 Aug 16

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
'Eternal' is without end, not 'without beginning.'
You mean "goes on forever", and not "always existed"?

Resident of Planet X

The Ghost Chamber

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04 Aug 16

Originally posted by karoly aczel
You mean "goes on forever", and not "always existed"?
Indeed.

ka
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04 Aug 16

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Indeed.
Well it is not clear .

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05 Aug 16

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Well it is not clear .
You stated, 'the only sense I can understand 'eternal ' is having 'always existed'.

I provided an alternative understanding of 'eternal' that simply means something doesn't have an end. I agree 'it is not clear' but that sentiment did not come across in your above statement.