/lit/ - Literature

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He’s probably talking about Gödel’s rationalism and mathematical Platonism

here are mine
1. Death is impossible, but your self will not be preserved
2. There are no other universes, but this universe is infinite.
3. All truths are equal; there is no division between metaphysical or physical worlds. There is only one world and all divisions are arbitrary.
4. God is always becoming something more perfect.
5. The maximal character of God is fully exhibited in every moment and completely present in all things experienced. No part of God is incomprehensible but every part of God is fully present at all times.
6. All relations between objects or of an object with itself exhibit a primitive form of consciousness that passes into oblivion immediately but can be reflected on and brought to higher levels by other organisms.
7. The future does not exist but is continually being determined by God.
8. Humans are the most perfect thing created by God up until this point.
9. Humans will experience their own "end of time" where they become a fully integrated part of the universe and no longer change and evolve, as has already happened with matter. This will be called "paradise" by humans.
10. Everything in God will reach its own end of time, but God himself can never stop becoming more perfect.
11. Every moment is entirely new and repeats nothing in the past, but represents an absolutely new creation of the universe that did not exist even potentially before. However, the entire memory of every previous moment is built into the present one.
12. The entire universe is the mind of God and every individual is inside it, literally, as space itself and movement in space represents movement within the mind of God.
13. The Human mind and the mind of God and the matter in the universe all operate on the same most fundamental principle, which is Being, and the character of Being fundamentally involves Time, as becoming is the product of the nature of Being actualizing itself against indeterminacies. Thus there is pragmatically no difference between materialism, rationalism, and any form of religion or spiritualism once each is taken to their conclusions.
14. Everyone must do what his Being necessitates, as that is all that God does and every individual is just a part of God.