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Is Creator a Concept? - AnthroHeart - 04-05-2018 Is the One Infinite Creator a concept? Or are concepts limited? Is Creator greater than a concept? What's a better word to describe Creator besides infinite and concept? If Creator is a concept, then it's something you can conceptualize. If it's beyond that, you wouldn't be able to conceptualize it. Are there things that cannot be conceptualized? Or is a thing by definition a concept? Is Creator a thing? Or is it beyond "thing"? Can you conceptualize Infinity? RE: Is Creator a Concept? - Agua - 04-05-2018 removed RE: Is Creator a Concept? - Agua - 04-05-2018 removed RE: Is Creator a Concept? - AnthroHeart - 04-05-2018 (04-05-2018, 12:00 PM)Agua Wrote: But you can easily tell them apart: the creator is the one with the long white beard It's Gandalf!
RE: Is Creator a Concept? - Minyatur - 04-05-2018 Creator is what is. Thoughts and concepts are abstractions of what is. RE: Is Creator a Concept? - loostudent - 04-06-2018 The philosopher Immanuel Kant introduced the concept (or meta-concept?) of the "thing-in-itself" (ding an sich): Quote:And we indeed, rightly considering objects of sense as mere appearances, confess thereby that they are based upon a thing in itself, though we know not this thing as it is in itself, but only know its appearances, viz., the way in which our senses are affected by this unknown something. RE: Is Creator a Concept? - Agua - 04-06-2018 removed RE: Is Creator a Concept? - AnthroHeart - 04-06-2018 (04-06-2018, 09:06 AM)Agua Wrote:(04-06-2018, 07:20 AM)loostudent Wrote: The philosopher Immanuel Kant introduced the concept (or meta-concept?) of the "thing-in-itself" (ding an sich): Yes, it feels to me like the most intelligent question I have ever asked. They say that you can tell someone's level of development by the questions they ask. And probably by the answers they give too. Just putting it out there. Not to brag or boast or anything. The path before me lies infinite in extent. Maybe it's knowing when not to ask a question that shows maturity. I'm glad I asked this one though. There is so much insight here. RE: Is Creator a Concept? - OpalE - 04-06-2018 "Transcendental concept" feels more appropriate to me. Something to "step through" into understanding past our own capacity, rather than limit and define. Unfortunately, i think it's treated like a concept more often than not tho ... becoming an extension of self for the one conceiving, dividing the infinite into a false finite, and creating an opposite that is neither necessary nor inherently true. RE: Is Creator a Concept? - Agua - 04-06-2018 removed RE: Is Creator a Concept? - AnthroHeart - 04-06-2018 It is like Bill Harris of Centerpointe says, "The map is not the territory." RE: Is Creator a Concept? - Agua - 04-06-2018 removed RE: Is Creator a Concept? - Infinite Unity - 08-14-2020 (04-05-2018, 11:38 AM)Great Central Sun Wrote: Is the One Infinite Creator a concept? The One Infinite Creator; has dual meaning. There is The One Infinite Creator:Love/Light. And There is The Creator/The One Infinite Creator; The One emitting/generating Love/Light. To “envision” The Creators experience. I believe looking at it from a cellular view point shows clarity. Your cells partake in a life, it lives in a community, has a routine, and communicates with portions of its environment. Now try imagining this cell understanding it is apart of a larger whole. Yet even if it understood the environmental whole it is apart of, would it still understand the experience “we” partake in? (Human life). Then look around you, and understand at a similar level: you are just like that cell. You live in a community, have a routine, and communicate to portions of your environment. Yet you are apart of a larger whole. What experience do we offer the opportunity, even though we don’t even know? God is similar: the whole universe, and everything makes up God, and who knows what Gods experience truly is? RE: Is Creator a Concept? - Aion - 08-14-2020 Quote:1.7 Questioner: [The question was lost because the questioner was sitting too far from the tape recorder to be recorded.] It does not matter where you look or what you see, what you think, what you imagine, and in the infinite silence, there is the Creator. RE: Is Creator a Concept? - Infinite - 08-14-2020 Quote:28.1 QUESTIONER I may be backtracking a little bit and make a few false starts today because I think we are at possibly the most important part of what we are doing in trying to make it apparent, through questioning, how everything is one, and how it comes from one intelligent infinity. This is difficult for me to do, so please bear with my errors in questioning. |