The Case Against the Existence of God

Hi Phat.I must admit, often I hear of the phrase "common sense" but rarely, if ever, is a definition attached to it. Both sides of the debate appear to use it, but what is your definition?P.S. The only definition of common sense I remember is Einstein's: "Common sense is the accumulation of prejudices by age 18"; or something along those lines.

Hi Ifen.Your ideas sound incredibly similar to Hinduism, more specifically, the Upanishads (I hope I am not off topic, but WTH).The fundamental assumption of the Upanishads is that there exists but one true reality in the universe- Brahman. Brahman is sexless, formless, eternal, infinite, and totally impersonal.Moreover, they posit all beings, or things-everything- is an expression of Brahman.Thus, Life is an illusion (Maya) arising from the ignorance of the true nature of reality-Brahman.Just thought I would throw that in.edit: threw in previously forgotten fourth sentence.This message has been edited by Infixion, 04-08-2006 12:47 PM