your logic is seriously flawed. he could worship nothing.No? Why are you narcissistic? You don't worship a God, person or thing, all you're left with is yourself.
your logic is seriously flawed. he could worship nothing.
alasdair
No? Why are you narcissistic? You don't worship a God, person or thing, all you're left with is yourself.
speak for yourself
having love for oneself is different from narcissism in an obvious yet subtle way.
if you dont love yourself then why should i love you?
in life everything is lead by example behaviour wise
i am sorry but your quotes do nothing - they only support your argument if you choose to accept their premise (which i do not)." A man who won’t believe in God will believe in anything."
or
" When a Man stops believing in God he doesn’t then believe in nothing, he believes anything."
i am sorry but your quotes do nothing - they only support your argument if you choose to accept their premise (which i do not).
your argument is simple - if one does not worship god, a person or a thing, you have to worship yourself. that's a false dilemma. you can worship nothing.
but you seem to think that words in italics and quotes somehow carry more weight so here you go: "to have faith is to be a slave. we can only be truly free when we cease to worship."
alasdair
I think you're looking at it backwards. You're looking at it as a business man trying to relate what you see with relationships to the marketplace. Your analogy to trading only works in certain respects. Value of stocks and partners both do increase and decrease, and partners do pay dividends of sorts, you're right, but you have to stretch to make the deeper comparisons. Partners are not traded on trading floors as if they were slaves. Investing in a partner requires you to invest emotionally as well as financially. There are many values to partners that stocks do not have... You have sex with partners... You can get a partner pregnant and start a family. Your comparison works in certain, limited respects, but fails in other regards. To try to make relationships sound as hollow and cold as the marketplace based on an imperfect comparison is fallacious.
Family and reproduction are just a byproduct of the stock and their value will ultimately depend on the quality of the partner. Choose an ugly one and bet what you're going to get? Choose a stupid one to educate your child and guess what you get? Choose a low sex drive female and guess what kind of lifestyle you're going to have?