Sentences with phrase «if imaginaries are»

If imaginaries are «symbolic elaborations of what we observe,» then contemporary art plays an important role in recognizing how we see ourselves and allows the viewer to experience the imaginary through artistic practice.

Not exact matches

If you're curious about Imaginary's LPs, Massenet and Brown say they come from both sides of the Atlantic and that they include billionaire mall owner Rick Caruso and Matches Fashion's co-founders and joint chairmen Tom and Ruth Chapman.

Or if they are factoring in costs I am presuming it is only trading costs (which are fairly insignificant compared to the size of their imaginary funds, again I am guessing)?

If you people just want to worship your imaginary god that's fine, I would just like to live in the real world without being told I'm going to he'll for it.

If some of the Americans including the great Michael Moore believe that the 911 attacks were a conspiracy, then I don't blame any of the guys here commenting that the Bible is imaginary.

As for your feminist friends, they can't be all that intelligent if they hang around you AND choose to worship an imaginary being.

Without such evidence there is no logical reason to live as if these unfounded imaginary beings and myths exist.

Others would seek psychiatric help if they were seeing and hearing imaginary things.

Even if there is a god, the odds that he / she / it is anything like you think, are pretty slim, hence he / she / it is most likely imaginary.

There is no god, but if you believe in imaginary things yourself, then that's just fine.

Think of how much could be achieved if we stopped arguing about, killing over, and hiding from responsibility in so many imaginary friends.

The long and short of it is yes, if you have an imaginary friend (or in this case god) that talks to you or worse tells you to do stuff, you are clinically insane.

If you believe you are servant to your imaginary friend then it is safe to as.sume you also believe in slavery.

And what if the God who made everything, keeping all the planets and stars precisely in their orbits, and creating life anew every day, is obviously not imaginary?

To all you who dismiss Jesus as imaginary and the Bible as mythology, I offer you a single question: can you accept the consequences if you're wrong?

If you were to ever get a taste of Him then you would know that He's not imaginary.

Christian humanistic charity work is greatly appreciated (not sure where your 95 percent figure comes from, though), but are they so shallow that they would not help their fellow humans if not for promises and / or threats from an imaginary being?

If we were talking about unicorns wouldn't it be more reasonable to assume that the lack of evidence suggests that they're imaginary, and not just really good at hiding?

If the bible is the word of your imaginary friend, then it is easy to see that your imaginary friend must therefore support slavery.

When people question why some of the rules don't make any sense, tell them that the imaginary guy (god) that you made up to scare them is so smart that you can not ever understand him, and if you question him you are going to that scary place that we actually can not ever deliver on (hell).

«to the ones do not believe in god when you in tragic situation who do you call on, 911 happen when a republican took whitehouse so you idiots a tragic have not happen yet so prayer does work and you with all the hate and jealousy you will reap what you sow» ok, if this is a serious post then my answer is... in a tragic situation I certainly do nt turn to an imaginary being in the sky because that would be pointless.

If your imaginary friend brings you comfort, you are welcome to your own personal fiction, just as the others who believe just as strongly as you do but in a different god.

My life may not have meaning, but if I try very hard, and do very well, it could have quite a lot of meaning, real meaning, that will be felt here in the real world, not in a possible reward in a realm that can't be proven to be anything other than imaginary.

I wonder if one talks to an imaginary spouse that they are indeed their own wife or husband?

But as I've explained before, if your imaginary friend is both omniscient and omnipotent, it's impossible to exist.

If you are an intelligent, rational human being, all of the examples mentioned above show you that the God of the Bible is imaginary.

I WILL always be a militant Atheist if it means I can keep nutbags from telling me how to live my life and what I can do not because it hurts another person but because their imaginary sky man tells them they can't and as a result I can't either.

Now, if you could show that every time that someone sincerely prayed to their imaginary friend, the event prayed for actually occurred, you might be on to something.

If your imaginary friend was so infallible as you seem to think it was, it sure fucked up big time on these, and plenty of other predictions.

If you need imaginary friends and faith to keep yourself centered than you're not really living your life for you.

The biblical satan was a fallen angel, not some goat - man adopted by the church to shame paganism, is it cool if i build a monument to my imaginary friend too?

It must be a lonely existence if you need imaginary friends.

You'd be angry too if every time you turned around some Christian, religious zealot was shoving a cartoon book [i.e. Bible] down your throat along with all the other mysticism, imaginary friends, etc. that you have to deal with on a daily basis.

If the thought leaving your imaginary friends behind is just too much, or makes you want to go p00py, then try Atheism Lite ™ (agnosticism) for a period of time to ease your way into a much more rewarding, peaceful life.

If he wasn't imaginary.

Obviously, I'm not saying if you stay in your room all day and commune with imaginary characters then you will achieve the virtue of empathy.

If you can't live without imaginary friends then you're not moral to begin with.

If your teenage child still sets a place at the table for his imaghinary friend, and you know it's an imaginary friend, would you still continue to let him set a place?

«As far as anyone can show, ALL gods are imaginary» -------------- If a creator God did not exist, then nothing would exist.

If your imaginary friend would punish someone for using his brain, it is not worthy of any worship.

2 As far as any can show, god is imaginary, so if you imagine your god can not be understood, fine.

God, even if one existed, currently is indistinguishable from an imaginary friend to the outside observer.

If we were to take an imaginary tour through church history and visit pious worshiping communities all the way back to the New Testament times, the overwhelming impression we would have would be the awareness of the incredible diversity and infinite variety of styles and customs.

He died and he should be in Heaven... that is of course if you believe in an imaginary God.

I care about the life people like you are attempting to force in to this world, you care about what appeases your god - big difference when you really don't care or consider the child only what your imaginary friend god wants and yet your god cause abortions all the time... you care about a clump of cells, not the actual life of the child and that's much worse than me supporting the rights of a woman to have control over her body, especially if the clump of cells couldn't survive outside of the host.

If you truly believe that homosexual sex is against the will of your imaginary friend, you better not engage in it.

You'd think if your imaginary friend had been proven to exist, the world would know and a Nobel Prize would have been awarded to the person proving it... until that prize is awarded and evidence outside of the buybull is presented, there is no justification for accepting it.

I think its bad for children to teach them that anything imaginary is real if you believe in it hard enough, that's why Christianity is like Santa clause for grown - ups.

If you want to get technical, he wasn't completely imaginary.

If the only reason you do the right thing is the fear of punishment or because an imaginary sky wizard told you to, you're not really that good a person.