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Originally Posted by tiptap
Tell me you can walk on water or rise from the dead and the "concept" exist. The same could be said for god. But the test of existence is there evidence for your position outside of words alone. For those who make their religious books absolute words are everything so it may be that those people fail to look outside the box. Truth doesn't exist in words. It may represent truths well but it is just as true that "If wishes were horses than poor men would ride" It is a harsh reality. And cooperation, sometimes helped along by religious thought, can make our existence easier and more rewarding. But it doesn't change the harsh reality that is exhibited in nature.
Imagination seemingly has no borders but if the sun were to explode or the earth gets hit by asteroids or even if a plague does in all humans imagination would cease to exist on this planet. As such it is dependent upon existence of the unit, the unit of man.
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Well there you go. As the science books(that have words in them) you put your faith in keep constantly being re-written, proven wrong and corrected, I guess I'll keep putting my faith in a good book that hasn't changed for 4000 years. Any faith in man is obviuosly futile.