Assume:
everything is equivalent to god
everything is equivalent to everything
god is what allows existence
Propose:
at one point in time the only existence was god, god than split into two - world and life.
world kept splitting into time and space
life kept splitting into energy and mass
and if we use belief to perceive time,
and our eyes and senses to perceive space,
and our feelings to perceive energy,
than all we have left to perceive is mass and logic is something that must decide whether something is correct or not.
Conclude:
if logic chooses to believe in existence than it will continue, if not it will end.
Comment by Kernel John on August 4, 2011 at 2:59pm I like your idea of declaring your assumptions before you propose your argument. This is GREAT.
It will be interesting to hear what other say but to me your assumptions may be illogical - therefore what follows would be too.
If God allows existence, then everything which is equivalent/equal to God would therefore also allow existence (etc.) - else it would not be equal. . . . Or are you arguing that things that are equivalent are not the same or can be fundamentally different?
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Comment by Amir Yaari on August 4, 2011 at 5:30pm if the assumptions are illogical and therefore not correct than the entire description of everything is incorrect and therefore there is no existence.
but there is existence.
I don't know or believe in existence, I assume there is existence.
yes everything else also allows existence.
equivalent is not being equal, it's the state of being interchangeable, just like energy is interchangeable with mass as Einstein proposed: E=MC^2 and so life splits into energy and mass according to that equation.
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