Drawing a distinction between science and philosophy

[AlbertCat]

11. I suppose there might be some kind of "cosmic consciousness" that could be called "god" in one sense

But the problem there, as concerns religions, is that is not a definition of "god". That character is not in the book.

And now you have to define "consciousness"....which is a bitch.

And since there is as much evidence for "CC" as there is for "god"....it too is simply not worth worrying about.

I find anything "supernatural" to be profoundly unsatisfying and unimaginative compared to the real things science shows us. I mean, who doesn't like a good ghost story? But to consider ghosts real is ridiculous. I just reject the supernatural.... because if it exists in this universe, and we can detect it somehow.... it is natural. If we cannot detect it somehow.... see it, feel it, see its reaction on something else.... then what good is it? I mean, if it's not "there"...it's not there.