Book of Jeremiah
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I'm not looking for immortality. Papers I publish will be the only thing I leave behind an I'm not doing it for some self-aggrandizement or need to say "I was here" but it's neat to think that 10,000 years from now my work will still live on and still be useful to scientists and engineers. If I can see further, it's because I'm standing on the shoulders of giants and someday someone will stand on my shoulders and see just a wee bit further than before.
It sure as shit beats a headstone engraved with a bit of doggerel from some mythological text.
I said this already in a previous post. You want immortality (anonymous or otherwise), because life has a purpose, but you are too arrogant to get down with the bible thumpers.
You seek what everyone seeks, but you think you can skate around the edges through science. You are lying to yourself and hostile toward people of faith.
Considering that everything Steven R has, including his exceptional intelligence, his ability to think, to reason, has been given to him by God, what would he have to be arrogant about?
What part did Steven R have in the creation of Steven R? And if Steven R had no part in his own creation then how could he take credit for any tools he has been given for the time he is here on earth to try and figure it out?
If someone determines in their heart that there is no God and God is the key to all of their answers how long do you suppose they might be searching for the answers to the universe?