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  as a beginning philosopher, I suggest that you just stop trying to formulate arguments altogether and just soak in knowledge. You are putting the cart ahead of the horse here. You should be reading a lot and writing down necessary truths so that you can use them as a foundation for your own philosophy. This proof above is rooted in a faulty premises. Premise #1 isn’t necessarily true, because if man were not, existence would still be because man is not eternal and something cannot come from nothing. Also, #2 is True, #3 may have been true at one time, but cannot be true now that man exists. And #4 is false, if existence is not, man cannot be because man exists. It doesn’t matter if he is being deceived or not, for if he is, he is being deceived by an entity that exists and not a non-existent entity. The argument based on context is incoherent. I am not sure what exactly your are trying to achieve here? Also, I’m not sure why you are using the word “context” here? Do you means Bei...

  From the empirical perspective, time is dependent on change and consciousness, so it does not have its own existence. Change is a result of interaction created due to various permutations and combinations of five senses (eyes, nose, tongue, ears and skin), object of senses (Colors, forms, shapes, smell, taste, sound, touch, texture and sensations), memory, thoughts, imaginations, feelings, words and the meaning of words. In deep sleep all this "interactions and change" temporary cease to exist... In the state of deep sleep we lose track of time... the knowledge of a change in time occurs only when a change from sleeping state to waking state takes place. So the illusion of time is created only due to change. All the change exists relative to unchanging and infinite Consciousness. From an absolute perspective, in reality, time is infinite, so it does not change. It only appears to change due to an illusion created due to interaction between five senses and the object of sen...

  Can “Something Come From Nothing?” First you must have definitions for “something” and “nothing,” and also “cause,” because you cannot answer the question without knowing what they are. If the word “something” pertains to ‘presently existing spatial entities,’ then the word “nothing” is its antithesis, a ‘non-temporal non-spatial non-entity.’ while the word “cause,’ in the most general sense, refers to ‘a necessary relation between entities in which the latter follows necessarily from (i.e. is caused by) the former’ the answer is simple, and it lies in a category of being that was not introduced in the definitions, that of ‘potentiality;’ that is to say that something cannot be caused by nothing because the difference between something and nothing is that something possesses the potential to become over time, but nothing does not (in the absolute sense), and this is because becoming necessitates duration, but nothing is non-temporal. it necessarily follows that something, in the...

 Eyes, Nose, Tongue, Ears, Skin Colors, Forms, Shapes, Smell, Taste, Sound, Touch, Texture, Sensations Mind, Thoughts, Imagination, Fantasies,  Air, Earth, Water, Fire, Sky Space ( Inside and Outside ) and Time (Before and after) All living Beings, All the components of living body