Object permanence & the existence of God/gods
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What previous question?Originally posted by laurence82:The same thing when I read a law module..every little thing me and my friend do, we consider the legal consequences....
Oh yah, we off topic, ged, u haben answer my previous question... -
Sure they're not taking psych as a first-year elective to pad up their subject loadings? Saw plenty like those, then only a few after firts year and none after third.Originally posted by HENG@:dun have leh? the psy students here just go clubbing a lot and drink a lot or else just like my psy flatmate hammer away at his X-Box non-stop. -
Sure they're not taking psych as a first-year elective to pad up their subject loadings? Saw plenty like those, then only a few after first year and none after third.Originally posted by HENG@:dun have leh? the psy students here just go clubbing a lot and drink a lot or else just like my psy flatmate hammer away at his X-Box non-stop. -
Thanks. Want to share your views?Originally posted by dibilo:wow.. some really thought provoking discussion going on here. interesting
carry on, i am listening.
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Not as interesting as you.Originally posted by HENG@:interesting!
~DP conducts crazy experiments on Heng~ -
Really? Introducing them this forum leh.Originally posted by HENG@:well certainly it's an abuse of power esp as a shrink. Hey im hanging with lots of shrink-to-bes now. Its damn cool.
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Not true. I am not like that.Originally posted by laurence82:u dont have to a pure psychology student
just meet one who takes it for a module, suddenly whatever u say, whatever u do...will be heavily scrutinised.....
I will only conduct crazy experiments on you. -
Ah... they must be doing research on 'The Influences of Alcohols on Psychology Students'.Originally posted by HENG@:dun have leh? the psy students here just go clubbing a lot and drink a lot or else just like my psy flatmate hammer away at his X-Box non-stop. -
Hmm... maybe not. Maybe it is on 'Addictive Behaviours of Psychology Students'.
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we all subconciously live as though we are going to continue living forever, i think tis is the best representation of "faith" embeded in living organisms, even though we all know that we are going to die anytime, deep inside, we juz dun admit it. not saying its bad though. Lewis seems to believe that this is one of the evidence in pointing towards a common Moral Law in all of humanity.Originally posted by HENG@:dun have leh? the psy students here just go clubbing a lot and drink a lot or else just like my psy flatmate hammer away at his X-Box non-stop. -
no idea. As long as i have ppl to hang with, its cool.Originally posted by Gedanken:Sure they're not taking psych as a first-year elective to pad up their subject loadings? Saw plenty like those, then only a few after firts year and none after third. -
erm...Originally posted by DeadPoet:Not as interesting as you.
~DP conducts crazy experiments on Heng~
*pulls the razor blades out from my neck n wrists*
ohhh lookie... blood. -
eh... they not sg peeps.Originally posted by DeadPoet:Really? Introducing them this forum leh. 
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heh no idea. but last nite was wild!!!Originally posted by DeadPoet:Ah... they must be doing research on 'The Influences of Alcohols on Psychology Students'. -
whoa?Originally posted by Ito_^:we all subconciously live as though we are going to continue living forever, i think tis is the best representation of "faith" embeded in living organisms, even though we all know that we are going to die anytime, deep inside, we juz dun admit it. not saying its bad though. Lewis seems to believe that this is one of the evidence in pointing towards a common Moral Law in all of humanity. -
Basically it means you don't want to die.Originally posted by HENG@:whoa? -
orh.Originally posted by DeadPoet:Basically it means you don't want to die. -
I don't know if we can apply that as a universal rule. Another perspective on moral law is that religion has been used, at least in part, as an instrument of social control, and concepts such as heaven, hell and karma are elements of immanent justice. While the development of different cultures has resulted in overlaps in ethical codes, it does not necessarily point towards an innate moral code.Originally posted by Ito_^:we all subconciously live as though we are going to continue living forever, i think tis is the best representation of "faith" embeded in living organisms, even though we all know that we are going to die anytime, deep inside, we juz dun admit it. not saying its bad though. Lewis seems to believe that this is one of the evidence in pointing towards a common Moral Law in all of humanity. -
true nuff, or perhaps we ourselves are the instruments to create religions, and cultures.. oh well.Originally posted by Gedanken:I don't know if we can apply that as a universal rule. Another perspective on moral law is that religion has been used, at least in part, as an instrument of social control, and concepts such as heaven, hell and karma are elements of immanent justice. While the development of different cultures has resulted in overlaps in ethical codes, it does not necessarily point towards an innate moral code. -
Not a lot of people can recognise this. What scientists cant explain, they try to fill in the gap by using religion. Reading the Creationists vs Evolutionists thread in EH will give u some ideas.Originally posted by Ito_^:true nuff, or perhaps we ourselves are the instruments to create religions, and cultures.. oh well.
And also, not everyone wants to admit their religion is very specific to certain ethnic groups or local cultures. Their own holy scriptures were very specific on this, but some try to bring it forward as the universal religion for all mankind. Sad, but true.