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@pangburn I set up my trailer for artistic inspiration day!
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@Skillz hey Skillz
@Skillz are you a theist atheist anti-theist atheistic theist or theistic atheist?
Um
Whats the difference
I'm still confused about it myself
Off-topic, but I was watching the Slavoj Zizek debate with Peterson last night and he mentioned something interesting.
The moment when Jesus says, why did you abandon me father? In his final moments at the cross. Its like at that moment, god becomes an "atheist". That's really fascinating
yeah, you can even see peterson react to it interest and excitement. I think its fascinating way of looking at it. a lot can be said and exctracted from it.
Fascinating if Jesus was God. But not all Christians hold to that belief.
Yeah, and it would go back to what exactly do you mean by "God" and "belief"
Do you think Carl Jung was atheist?
(Peterson's views align with his I suppose)
By the modern definition yes
But I supposed I am too though I'm a believer wholeheartedly
suppose
*
Well, in his famous interview, CJ said " I don't believe in God. I know"
i dont know in what context it was said
He was asked if he believes in God.
einstein said god doesnt play dice with the universe, he didnt believe in god.
During his time he would have been consider a gnostic christian
I dont know if they had defined god a certain way or if he was talking about a literal jesus as god
*considered
... Only my experience can be good or evil, but I know that the superior will is based upon a foundation which transcends human imagination. Since I know of my collision with a superior will in my own psychical system, I know of God, and if I should venture the illegitimate hypostasis of my image, I would say, of a God beyond good and evil, just as much dwelling in myself as everywhere else:
Deus est circulus cuius centrum est ubique, circumferentia vero nusquam. (God is a circle whose centre is everywhere, & circumference nowhere.)
- Carl Jung
I think he acknowledges an importance that is laced with a concept of god, maybe a metaphorical one.
i dont think he denies its existence or importance.
you require god, because logic is in a lot of instances is just not enough. You can't use logic to extract wisdom.
wisdom comes from stories and myths
I think I should study up on Jung. The quotes listed above describe my belief in God
they are distillations of thousands of years of knowledge that logic can't extract or unpack for each specific situation of being.
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