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On Tue, 1 Feb 2005 15:14:39 -0800, "Randy Story"
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said in alt.atheism:
What happened to the law of efficient causality. This law states
that
every effect, or event or something that begins, or coming into
existence
*must* have a cause for its coming to be.
And it's nonsense.
This would seem self evident as
... as the Earth being flat. And as wrong.
It is not self evident that the earth is flat. Do you really
understand
what
a self evident truth is?
The definition is not "What idiots think they see."
It has nothing to do with seeing, it is self evident as the laws of logic.
Even you writing
that the law of causality is not valid is a caused statement from your
mind,
you cant escape it.
You can believe that it doesnt apply for your own purpose but that is just
being irrational.
all would agree that from absolute nothingness comes nothing. Today
an
exception has arisen for a single area of sceince that some say deny
this
principle. This of course is quantum physics.
And, since there's no actual evidence that this "law of efficient
causality" (it's not a law, it's an assertion - what's the method of
falsification? Oh, yes - finding something that comes about with no
cause.) must obtain, and we DO have evidence that, in at least one
case it doesn't, it's just more Christian nonsense. Nonsense which
has been refuted, since its method of falsification has just been
used
to falsify it.
Al, the laws of logic cant be falsified either, they are self evident
first
principles jus as the law of efficient causality is.
But it's falsified, as demonstrated. Thus it is no longer self evident.
Falsified because we have no clue what is beyond the quantum level, CMON.
talk about faith.
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Denis Loubet
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http://www.io.com/~dloubet
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