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The nonexistence of the spirit world : Comments
By Peter Sellick, published 12/2/2007In the absence of church teaching, ideas about God will always revert to simple monotheism.
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I totally disagree with your comment that, "Heat and light are energy which is destroyed through entropy. Energy does not last for ever. While it exists it exists , once it is gone it is gone"
The law of conservation tells us energy (which includes light and heat) is never destroyed, but does last forever, albeit in different forms from time to time.
This phenomenon known as entropy merely causes an energy to be "un-usable".
I'm not debating the existence or otherwise of a spiritual God per se. I am curious scientifically first and foremost.
You argue that a spirit or soul suggests a conscious entity that requires a sensory systems (brain, nerve endings). In computer terms, I think such a sensory system is the computer hardware, whereas the "intelligence" embedded in such a sensory system is the software (programs).
Obviously such a model is far from explaining why human and other animals are different.
Do you have an explanation why human and other animals are different?
Or perhaps you believe all living things are exactly the same, once decomposed completely into basic elements?