More Fun with Quotes from Iacchus...
And there are four more requests for clarification that you have conveniently ignored.
Let me see if I have the facts straight. You have a notion that you have a soul that travels without the physical presence of the body to which it is purportedly attached (how and where it is attached you will not specify), and returns. You say that you have evidence of its existence and its travelling, but the evidence consists entirely of anecdotes related by you about things that supposedly happened in places or spaces not of this world. You attempt to dismiss an honest questioner with a flip response, and we in this forum are supposed to take you seriously and not pick more holes in your swiss-cheese philosophy.
Does that summarize it correctly?
Because I don't understand the distinction between a "dead corpse" and any other kind. You apparently see such a distinction. I would appreciate knowing the difference. And a near death experience, while anecdotal in nature, by definition would happen near death, wouldn't it? If death is defined by absence of brain activity, then a near death experience would have to be near the time one was pronounced brain dead. So you have one term being part of the definition of the other term, but apparently there is something significant about the correlation. What is the significance?Why?
No sneaky intent whatsoever. I speak clearly and use generally accepted definitions of the words I employ. If you have no evidence, then all you have is anecdotes. Stories. Tales. Fables. Unintentional (perhaps) falsehoods. You may believe as strongly as you possibly can, but unless it is a demonstrable, repeatable, verifiable evidentiary fact, you have no evidence.I bet you really think you're being sneaky now aren't you? Evidence? Unfortunately the only evidence I have exists in the space between my ears.
A clue about what? The location of the soul's "attachment" to the body? No, I don't have a clue about that. The part of the human body that extends into another world? No, I don't have a clue about that. Or the evidence of the absence of a soul? No, I don't have a clue about that. Please point me to the clues.Oh come on now, you mean to tell me you don't even have a clue?
But I'm serious. Serious and disciplined. You are deliberately being obtuse.Well, I can see that you already have it all figured out. Thanks for playing.
And there are four more requests for clarification that you have conveniently ignored.
Let me see if I have the facts straight. You have a notion that you have a soul that travels without the physical presence of the body to which it is purportedly attached (how and where it is attached you will not specify), and returns. You say that you have evidence of its existence and its travelling, but the evidence consists entirely of anecdotes related by you about things that supposedly happened in places or spaces not of this world. You attempt to dismiss an honest questioner with a flip response, and we in this forum are supposed to take you seriously and not pick more holes in your swiss-cheese philosophy.
Does that summarize it correctly?
Indeed, how is it that I can even write about it and make you understand? Just another one of those flukes I suppose, eh?