My place of work is so slow today I have no computers to troubleshoot, so I get some time to think (and post).

I wasn't aware that we weren't on civil speaking terms.

When I said "I didn't come from no God" I guess I did state that I am an atheist, but that was not my intent. I don't remember exactly why I added that, but I think it was a sarcastic remark, because sometimes I get tired of people who know it all yet don't know anything, so to speak.

Also, any evidence I post for the reason of my not believing in God would be unacceptable to you (and to me) for the same reasons that you gave for science being unable to test for God.

About philosophy, you're right. To say what philosophy means would be a hard thing to do. I guess my problem is (and maybe you can answer it for me), if it doesn't rely on logic, what good is it anyway?

• Philosophically speaking - darwinpoodle - April 25, 2002 - 00:05 UTC