ct91rs,
if you'd give up with your Einstein quotes/theories we might have something worth arguing about. Einstein was extremely capable of thinking inside the lines, he was one person out of millions. His words and work applied to how he saw the world, the average human(example: myself) is clueless to the original meaning. Until you develop you're own work, and I start seeing biographies about you on A&E, please use your own ideas.
I could just as easily quote Salvador Dali, Timothy Leary, Aldous Huxley, Terence McKenna, or many others who were genious at thinking outside the lines. (but then again, the average human is clueless to many of their perceptions).
I'll never create a mathematical theory in my lifespan, so that must mean my beliefs/thoughts are insignificant, and I can only be a sheep? You said the matrix theory is ignorance? you don't think a computer program is capable of designing a world where math works? where traces of a big bang were left? where discoveries can be made using what's available? I don't call that ignorance what-so-ever, more like imagination and creativity.
/\ not that I believe any of that /\ . But what I'm trying to explain, is that science is the pole opposite of imagination, and neither one is more important or believable than the other, and you can only recognize one through the comparison of another.
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Originally Posted by ct91rs
This gets back to my point relating to the soul. In order to be reincarnated there must be something about your being which exists apart from the four dimensional world which we experience, if not, you would certainly cease to exist upon death, and the concept of reincarnation is void. For reincarnation to be a valid concept, something of you must be put into this new creature. For this to happen, something outside our space/time dimensions must have influenced such events, many would refer to this individual as God. Therefore, I contend that anyone who believes in reincarnation must cede to the existence of a higher power. It is only the logical conclusion to this course of reasoning.
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I agree. except I think that our memories, our selves only exist here in this lifespan, after that they're gone, except to those who remember us. Life is what we make it, but under situations. Our soul is only the light of consciousness, and it doesn't belong to God or Satan.