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Elizabeth · **Re: Do noumena exist? -** 01-07-2007, 03:36 PM

However we define God, I don't consider That a noumena. I define God as All - everything. You are a piece of God, as is this computer, as is the refuse in my waste can - all parts of God - as well as all things in the non-physical realm, such as mathematics. Not only do we experience God, we are a part of God - and just because we can not know all of God does not mean that we do not know nor experience God.

Even the Christian God is no more a noumena than Santa Claus. There, the entities are ideas - and by knowing about the ideas, people experience the ideas in one form or another - and then by both counts, they are not noumena.

Thanks for the welcome.

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Elizabeth Green Belt Status: Offline Posts: 72 Thanks Given: 7 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Join Date: Jan 2007 Rep Power: 7	Re: Do noumena exist? - 01-07-2007, 03:36 PM However we define God, I don't consider That a noumena. I define God as All - everything. You are a piece of God, as is this computer, as is the refuse in my waste can - all parts of God - as well as all things in the non-physical realm, such as mathematics. Not only do we experience God, we are a part of God - and just because we can not know all of God does not mean that we do not know nor experience God. Even the Christian God is no more a noumena than Santa Claus. There, the entities are ideas - and by knowing about the ideas, people experience the ideas in one form or another - and then by both counts, they are not noumena. Thanks for the welcome.