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Our "great" knowledge

Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2012 23:19
by Сехмет
Decided to write here. Waiting for discussion on this topic. And the theme here is you wonder why do we need to know? Why do? :shock: In addition, it "will need in life, in society, and indeed - how can you live without it?" :evil: something more real and required only one person. My thought - as expressed by the human need for lost early communion with God. What do you think?

Re: Our "great" knowledge

Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 15:11
by Сехмет
It turns out we this Fig is not necessary. God in the concept of pantheism. When a person hasn't been born, he was in communion with God and therefore knew everything about the world. As soon as he was born - all he knows nothing and he separated from the world. About EGO: what should I do if I don't want to be better than others due to their knowledge? It is the second? I don't want to hammer down the problem, but there must be an explanation "for all". :)
Thanks for the reply :o

Re: Our "great" knowledge

Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 20:50
by к-13
And I believe that this knowledge, help to perceive the world and sharing it with others(correctly or not is another question), but when instead of "some unknown thing" you can use something more specific in the description, it's a no plus)))

Re: Our "great" knowledge

Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 23:37
by Сехмет
If you collect all ideas about the knowledge may be worthwhile happens? :)

Re: Our "great" knowledge

Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2012 20:15
by Сехмет
Cool, by the way. For version - 5 plus. By the way, if you look, you can be considered as one of the proofs of my version :oops: (maybe it is truth)). But the question of what makes live can be considered from the point of view of pantheism.

Re: Our "great" knowledge

Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 23:36
by Сехмет
No, he's in my closet sits, relaxes. Here I think to get him again or let him sit?