Boyce Rensberger
While it is commonly believed that institutions are (at least potentially) immortal while humans are mortal, we found that the average lifespan of corporations is declining, even as that of humans is rising. Others have come to similar conclusions. It's not just weak organisations that spiral ...
Now, like me, a growing number of evangelicals are also studying this and seeing that eternal torture is not what the Scripture teaches. The Greeks, led by Plato, believed in and taught about the "immortal soul," however, that phrase never occurs in all of Scripture....
In ancient Greece, Alcmeon concluded that the doom was resulted for the humans could not make the end and the start connected, thus pointed out the essential route to solve this problem. When Plato pursued the immortal soul, the foundation was laid for religious belief. Later, people pursued...
and later humans, free moral agents — with free choice. Otherwise neither angels nor humans could attain God's holy, perfect, righteous character. God gave the angels minds of their own. And He made them immortal — they never die. They were each individually created. They do not reproduce...
“fix” aging and death, we’ll no longer need to have new stock to follow us. With the plunging levels of fertility, maybe that might seem desirable. But what sort of a world would that leave us with: immortal (and highly narcissistic) human beings interlocking with artificially ...
Another is the freedom of the will. We are very strongly in favor of the idea that human beings have a will; we can have intentions, goals, and so forth. But we don’t know whether or not it’s a free will. That is an issue that has to do with the physics of the brain. As...
(or indeed, in anything), as well as the claim that there aren’t really any evolved differences in male and female behavior (again, not just in humans). To me, this flies in the face of all we know about biology. But I’ve given reasons for my views and won’t reprise them ...
Humans have evolved a variety of cognitive shortcuts to deal with the mass of information provided by our senses. In particular, we tend to filter sensory input according to aset of expectationsbuilt on prior beliefs and past experiences, impart meaning to ambiguous input even when there isno ...
Except no, Vrykul aren't elves, they are barbaric, and in your terms "ugly" humans, the BE population will not give any crap about then I acknowledge there is some people on horde who would want then, but the number of players who want ogres is just infinitely higher. - - - Updated...