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Lawdog on Separation of Church and State	by DesertRat66	2009-08-26 07:37:13
So what part of	by buddha	2009-08-26 08:31:44
My problem is missing the last 6 words	by robertltux	2009-08-26 09:23:42
Atheisism is not a religion.	by buddha	2009-08-26 09:35:43
A comment from an atheist:	by Ascag	2009-08-26 12:09:07
This is actually faith	by MatthewDBA	2009-08-26 12:16:53
Might be, yes.	by Ascag	2009-08-26 12:40:00
I'm not sure what you mean	by MatthewDBA	2009-08-26 12:46:09
So I said "It's only a grain".	by Ascag	2009-08-26 12:59:10
If you make up the rules yourself	by MatthewDBA	2009-08-26 13:03:32
A proposal:	by Ascag	2009-08-26 13:19:02
It would be a good question.	by MatthewDBA	2009-08-26 13:25:14
It's getting late here.	by Ascag	2009-08-26 13:53:06
Germany here, it's approaching midnight. I fear I need to go now. Just a last statement, if I may. I think I withdraw my initial statement "Even for mathematics, you need a very small grain of faith". It surely is the one thing we can be sure of the most. My statement was motivated by the classical statement "I know that I know nothing". Every so-called "truth" had a brother, called "doubt". It is acceptable to doubt every "truth" somebody proposes; even whether mathematics is 100% true or not. I thank you for interesting insights into this matter. I'm still thinking whether there might be any possibility of a situation where in mathematics I don't control all of the rules. But this might be one of the trickiest questions somebody can ask; and I do not seriously think I will find any example. Your last proof is just too overwhelmingly convincing.
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