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“Feynman, I know why all electrons have the same charge and the same mass” “Why?” “Because, they are all the same electron!”

Are laws of physics – in this case laws of conservation – ‘things’? If yes, then they could not have existed in your primordial ‘no thing.” But this poses a problem for the Christian because the claim “something can’t come from nothing” is itself a type of law of conservation. So if such laws are things, then the rule “something can’t come from nothing” could not have been governing your no thing….and therefore, something could come out of it, because no conservation law was there to prevent such a happening. On the other hand, if we say that laws of physcs – such as conservation laws – are not ‘things’ and so could exist in a primordial nothing without making hash of the concept, then there is no need of God.

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In all, I was stunned to discover that at least 11 and as many as 16 male clergy members who had lived or worked at St. Joseph’s or Don Bosco — a boys home on the same grounds as St. Joseph’s that was run by priests rather than nuns — had been accused of, or treated for, the sexual assault of minors. Five laymen who worked at the orphanage were also accused or convicted of child sexual abuse. And even that wasn’t the full tally. There were still more accused priests and laymen at the Burlington Diocese summer camps and other local Catholic institutions that the St. Joseph’s children attended.

Very cool. So there was a hint of monotheistic theology in at least Heraclitus’ case. Good to know, I sit corrected. It is generally true however that the typical Greek gods were a deification of the forces within nature. But I will concede that I have taken that case on authority for the present time and I am open to valid correction. You will find a source link at the bottom.

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This year’s annual meeting had an unexpected speaker: Christopher Ingraham, a Washington Post data reporter who wrote in 2015 that the worst place to live in the United States is Red Lake County. He based his story on a USDA data index that rates every county in the U.S. for elements such as natural beauty and climate. Outraged local residents invited Ingraham to visit, rolled out the local welcome mat, and converted him to a true believer. He and his family moved to Red Lake County in northwestern Minnesota last year. He’s now telling stories about data, real life and how our state is changing.

White came to the painful conclusion that he could not continue to represent Barquin and encouraged him to find new counsel. White planned to focus on the claims of the other former residents. But as all that was going on, White’s doctor told him that he had adult-onset diabetes. He had two children, one of them newborn, and it became clear that his firm was too small to provide all the resources needed to handle all the cases coming his way. White realized that if he was going to represent the orphans with integrity and competence, he would have to sacrifice everything else. “I’d basically have to leave my family, find a miracle drug for my diabetes, and find a new law firm,” he said later.

You’re confused on the nature of probability. There are different sorts of probability interpretations. We have at least two different uses of probabilities found in ontological/objective probabilities and epistemic probabilities. Following ontological probabilities mixed with a frequentist interpretation, we look at the probability of events given past scenarios. In epistemic probabilities, we look at the epistemic probability of propositions given data and the prior/intrinsic probabilities of the propositions. For epistemic probabilities, we look at the justified degree of belief that a proposition is true. If a proposition has an epistemic probability of .9, then the justified degree of belief in that proposition is exactly .9.

I never use terms like multiverse or external universe. Instead, I refer to our universe as comprising everything, without exception.

Provide your advocated propositions, arguments, and defenses of premises/inferences. I have a degree in philosophy, and I work in law, so I’ll help making your arguments clear (If you need assistance) and will assess them fairly.

you’ve perhaps momentarily conceded that there is some expertise present in these threads which you are not equipped to sidestep. however, you seem to have a habit of pivoting from that concession to the compulsion to remind us that you’re sluggin’ it out for the Boss. you make an unexceptional show of humility-oid bravado, but like so, so many ‘followers’ of unfalsifiable uber-personalities, you aren’t as good at being humble as you like to feel you are.