No, you are talking rubbish. There are no "laws that govern the universe and our lives.". Things just happen, they aren't governed by anything other than their own nature.
No, nature does entropy, so leads to disorder. Things do just happen, the study of science confirms this.
Lori_7, You may choose to believe in something. But without Evidence, you're simply believing on faith. You cannot properly assert that "blind" faith as a value upon which to govern others lives and choices. Which is exactly what Utopia would require.
i didn't say anything about "blind" faith. imo, those who do not believe that perfection is attainable are blind, and they are so on purpose, because they run from the truth. some people don't want perfection. they want excuses to keep doing the wrong thing.
You have said quite a lot about it being blind. Presenting an unsupported opinion about others will not help you either. Presenting Evidence to Support your claim (So that people don't BLINDLY agree with an unsupported claim) will help you. Show evidence that "Perfection" is attainable. This will require that you provide a definition of perfection that everyone on the planet will agree with. Good luckPlease Register or Log in to view the hidden image! ETA: While you are at it, define "Truth" since you used the word as if it had any meaning other than simply supporting your assertion.
are you trying to tell me that you've lived however many years on this earth without realizing that there is right and wrong?
so are those who need me to document things that are obvious to any human being living on this earth.
You are still evading. It is not obvious to me. Convince me. Use Logic. Provide evidence that supports your claims and you will find me agreeing with you. Evidence prevents blindness. It informs, educates and allows acceptance. Provide evidence and definitions rather than evasion.
Beliefs are not laws, they are not even fact, nor knowledge they are just opinions or convictions. For example I believe heaven and 'communion with god' and the end of suffering and death are all unsubstantiated hokey wishful thinking. See what I mean?
Instead of evading, no response. I will then assume that there is no evidence, are no probable and realistic definitions all can agree on and that the premise Lori_7 presented is based on Faith alone.
Hmm. Utipia. I like that word. Reminds me of the kind of name one would find in a science fiction novel.
a belief based upon the fact that there are some human attributes that currently, and rather obviously diminish the greater good. and based upon what i know about science, and religion, and my own spiritual experience, i believe those negative attributes will be "weeded out". nature/law/god will find a way. do you think we're "in tune, in harmony" with nature? the human race? do you see that certain human attributes prohibit that? what makes you think things aren't going to change?
You believe, that's what you keep saying. I already outlined that beliefs are not fact nor knowledge simply opinion or convictions, nothing else. You haven't defined 'greater good', nor are you sure that others will agree with what you consider the 'greater good'. I think we are in tune with our own natures and I think we are a part of nature. I also think that things always change just not in the way you may anticipatePlease Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
I understand entropy, as we studied it in my physics courses when I was at University, Lori. Maybe you should get an education and stop reading crap on the Internet?
'the greater good', an undefined, vague notion that you hold in your head. Merely your opinion, Lori, nothing more.
