Suarez: Quantum experiments refute Immanuel Kant’s objection to the proofs of God’s existence?
Hat tip: Philip Cunningham
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Suarez: Quantum experiments refute Immanuel Kant’s objection to the proofs of God’s existence?
Hat tip: Philip Cunningham
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Of related interest to the moral argument that Dr. Suarez referenced in the video, we now also have evidence that even moral influences arise from outside space-time, thus further soldifying Dr. Suarez’s argument against Kant’s objection:
,,,the following study, completely contrary to what atheists/materialists would presuppose beforehand, shows that morality is embedded on a much deeper ‘non-local’, beyond space and time, quantum level.
As well, the following experiment, from Princeton, is very interesting in that it was found that ‘perturbed randomness’ precedes a worldwide ‘moral crisis’:
There is simply no coherent explanation that a materialist/atheist can give as to why morally troubling situations are detected prior to our becoming fully aware of them or before they even happen. The materialist/atheist simply has no beyond space and time cause to appeal to to explain why the phenomena should happen! Whereas as a Theist, especially as a Christian Theist who believes that the Lord Jesus Christ died and rose again to pay for our sins, I would fully expect that ‘objective’ morality would have such a deep, ‘spooky’, beyond space and time, effect since, of course, I hold that God, who is morally perfect, upholds the universe in its continued existence and I also hold that we have ‘transcendent souls’, created by God, in His image, that are able to sense and interact with the perfect objective morality of God.
This following study is sort of the cherry on the cake to the moral argument and shows that objective morality is even built/designed into the way our bodies respond to long term happiness and short term pleasure:
To believe that Darwinian evolution could produce such a ‘morally nuanced’ genetic mechanism, a mechanism which discerns between morally noble causes and morally self gratifying causes, and to favor moral causes which are above our immediate feelings of satisfaction and pleasure, is not a parsimonious belief to believe in to put it mildly. Especially since Darwinian mechanisms have yet to demonstrate the origination of a single gene/protein:
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Can anybody confirm if this is true?
http://www.michaelshermer.com/.....equencies/
Andre, Shermer is such a tool. His wife & daughter, so tired of his atheistic poo-poo’ing, pranked him. Serves him right. Oh, and if the story is a hoax, he’s still a tool.