05-15-2004, 06:06 AM
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Quote:
Originally posted by bllott
I think that it is very illogical not to believe in fate.
This is so for a simple reason:
The conventional meaning of Believing in fate is that you believe everything that happens is already predetermined.
If you believe in fate, you assume that everything is predetermined.
Can a person really not believe in fate? I think not.
Let's say that you question the existense of fate. That act in itself is predetermined by fate. The very act of questioning the existense of fate is a part of fate.
The act of you questioning the above statement is also predetermined by fate.
So clearly, there is no way that there is no fate, because any future outcome, no matter what choice we make, is already set and the out act of making any choice whatsoever, whether it is to believe in fate, not believe in fate, accept fate, or no even care about fate, is predetermined by fate.
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I think fate wants to shove my foot up your ass.
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