Comments by "Yerris" (@yerri5567) on "How Judaism's Most Sacred Prayer Object Is Made With 3000-Year-Old Techniques | Still Standing" video.

@noway4879 According to science, the earth, sun, galaxy, the whole universe came from the big bang. And energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transformed. So who/what created this huge explosion of energy that created us and the universe? God.
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@chillout8185 What does "care" mean? If "caring" involves taking away your free will, is that still "care"?
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@zzzyyyxxx Maybe it is a "flying spaghetti monster". That very "flying spaghetti monster" is what created us and this beautiful world/universe and is worthy of our respect.
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@JMJ.516 Yes
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@chillout8185 I mean the term free will is quite straight forward. I dont think that needs an elaborate definition? In the context of this video, God, free will, and care, lets use war as an example. Humans wage wars. God doesnt stop that war. Does that means God doesnt care? If yes, if God stops that war, that doesnt change the fact that these people can start war again the next day, and the next, and the next, etc. So the war wont actually "stop". Just delayed. To actually "stop" that war, humans free will to do things must be taken away. But if thats taken away, is that "care"? Thats my question
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@tioswift3676 The Law of Conservation of Energy is not a "guess". Its a universal law. Even if there is no direct "proof" of who created the big bang or if the big bang even existed, there is direct proof that everything in this universe is created from energy. Where did that energy come from? If you insist that Im "guessing", then let me ask you, where did all the energy come from? Theres always a source to everything. And the source to all that energy, whether its God or a "flying spaghetti monster" or whatever people want to label it, is the source that we are talking about here.
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@chillout8185 Bible? What does the bible has to do with anything here? I spoke nothing of the bible. Or did you think that everyone that believes that theres a God must be Christian or reads the bible? Moreover, I gave you a perfect example on how "care" and "free will" dont go hand in hand. Yet you have said nothing of substance and you say I have a terrible understanding? The audacity...
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@tioswift3676 You sound like you know more than I do. Instead of asking me more questions, how about answering mine first? Where did all the energy come from? Theres always a source to everything. Where did that source come from? And what would you call that source?
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@chillout8185 Not ONCE have I claimed to be a philosopher. YOU asserted that. I approached this whole conversation from a scientific and logical angle. In this whole conversation, you have said NOTHING of substance. And you have the audacity to tell others to go read? Since you talk like youre all that and supposedly know so much. Why not educate us on what you have learnt in all your "reading" of "real philosophy" you speak of.
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@tioswift3676 We do have "a clue" on our "source". Scientifically speaking, every single fabric/cell/atom of our body came from Earth. So we can safely say we are literally children of Earth. Or some might say we are children of the stars. As every single atom that makes up the Earth came from the residue gas (atom) from the formation of our Sun (star). And by extension, every single atom of our star came from our galaxy, so on and so forth. All energy or atom in this world has a source. Whether people worship or revere the Earth, Sun, Stars, Universe etc depending on how far back the "source" of our very being came to be, the most furthest point of origin of this "source" is what many cultures/religion in this world call "God", the creator. Some label it as "God", some label it as "The Heavens", some label it as "The Universe" or "Higher Power", whatever it is, every single human civilisation since time immemorial acknowledged that there was something greater than us our there, something greater than us out there worthy of their civilisations respect/reverence/worship or whatever you want to call it.
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@tioswift3676 We do have "a clue" on our "source". Scientifically speaking, every single fabric/cell/atom of our body came from Earth. So we can safely say we are literally children of Earth. Or some might say we are children of the stars. As every single atom that makes up the Earth came from the residue gas (atom) from the formation of our Sun (star). And by extension, every single atom of our star came from our galaxy, so on and so forth. All energy or atom in this world has a source. Whether people worship or revere the Earth, Sun, Stars, Universe etc depending on how far back the "source" of our very being came to be, the most furthest point of origin of this "source" is what many cultures/religion in this world call "God", the creator. Some label it as "God", some label it as "The Heavens", some label it as "The Universe" or "Higher Power", whatever it is, every single human civilisation since time immemorial acknowledged that there was something greater than us our there, something greater than us out there worthy of their civilisations respect/reverence/worship or whatever you want to call it.
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We do have "a clue" on our "source". Scientifically speaking, every single fabric/cell/atom of our body came from Earth. So we can safely say we are literally children of Earth. Or some might say we are children of the stars. As every single atom that makes up the Earth came from the residue gas (atom) from the formation of our Sun (star). And by extension, every single atom of our star came from our galaxy, so on and so forth. All energy or atom in this world has a source. Whether people worship or revere the Earth, Sun, Stars, Universe etc depending on how far back the "source" of our very being came to be, the most furthest point of origin of this "source" is what many cultures/religion in this world call "God", the creator. Some label it as "God", some label it as "The Heavens", some label it as "The Universe" or "Higher Power", whatever it is, every single human civilisation since time immemorial acknowledged that there was something greater than us our there, something greater than us out there worthy of their civilisations respect/reverence/worship or whatever you want to call it.
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We do have "a clue" on our "source". Scientifically speaking, every single fabric/cell/atom of our body came from Earth. So we can safely say we are literally children of Earth. Or some might say we are children of the stars. As every single atom that makes up the Earth came from the residue gas (atom) from the formation of our Sun (star). And by extension, every single atom of our star came from our galaxy, so on and so forth. All energy or atom in this world has a source. Whether people worship or revere the Earth, Sun, Stars, Universe etc depending on how far back the "source" of our very being came to be, the most furthest point of origin of this "source" is what many cultures/religion in this world call "G0d", the creator. Some label it as "G0d", some label it as "The Heavens", some label it as "The Universe" or "Higher Power", whatever it is, every single human civilisation since time immemorial acknowledged that there was something greater than us our there, something greater than us out there worthy of their civilisations respect/reverence/worship or whatever you want to call it.
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@chillout8185 This is not a topic about philosophy. This is a topic of religion, and science/logic. And anyone can talk about that. I cant be sorry for your own misinterpretation. And like any individual, one has the freedom to express their own thoughts, and I have done just that here with my rational explanation. So not sure what youre on about when you meant by my "perceived authority" here. Again, I cant be sorry for your own "perceived" misinterpretation. Also, like I said, in this whole conversation, you have said NOTHING of substance. Im giving you an opportunity to change that. Why dont you educate us on what you have learnt in all your "reading" of "real philosophy" you speak of?
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@chillout8185 Again, you have said nothing of substance. I gave you a chance to educate us on what youve learnt with all these "readings" youve read. Nothing. Youve got absolutely nothing to add to this conversation and you speak like youre all that. You need to do better.
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