blazeofglory
09-08-2009, 03:17 AM
In fact we all are creators of some kind, and of course all in nature try to create or procreate something. Writers, poets, artists, musicians all are creators. If God is a great creator we are small creators. All of us in nature account for something, occurrences, events and we are not just in the vortex of worldliness like chaos that emerge, surge and vanish. We are not like specks, scraps that move round and round in the swirl of this cosmic pool. We do exist in association, unity and of course individually as well. Theists and atheists have a classical debate, one very optimistic about himself and the world he is in and the other takes everything as a pandemonium. In fact both are deluded, misled and far from knowing truth. The world is not as the theist understands thru texts of theologies, mythologies or religious beliefs, nor pointless or chaotic as the atheist asserts. Both are right in part and wrong in part. We are simply presuming and do not question what we are told. Of course there are great elements of truth in religious texts, and falsities too. All we can do is be inquisitive and knowing truth that is about the universe, God and the like is something unthinkable. But the joy of questioning is inexorable.
I raised these issues, for these are the things we are preoccupied with, particularly those who write for the philosophical issue. All we do is never conclude.
I raised these issues, for these are the things we are preoccupied with, particularly those who write for the philosophical issue. All we do is never conclude.