professor and student, on christianity.... it's really good |
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 Nov 2 2005, 06:20 PM
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QUOTE(Spirited Away @ Nov 1 2005, 8:11 PM) 5) At any rate, I think it is possible to prove the mind with one of the five senses: to hear. What do you think? If we're actually having this conversation verbally, you would be hearing my mind.  As Melissa said, we wouldn't be hearing your mind. We would be hearing you talk but nobody can tell what your thinking. Nobody can read your mind (unless you believe in psychics but by the impression I have gotten from you, I doubt that you would). We can't see your thoughts, smell your thoughts, touch your thoughs, or taste your thoughts either. So does that say that you have no mind? Of course not. Just because we can't see it (or feel, taste, smell, or hear it) doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. |
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Nov 2 2005, 06:32 PM
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That would have reaked havok in my ethics class in college.... thats crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!
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