Freodin
Devout believer in a theologically different God
Hey, I (almost) agree with you: the "why" of the world is indeed demonstrated in the existence of the world. But it isn't the "why" that you imagine it is.That wasn't the question. Yes, the natural world is evidence of itself, but that only speaks of part of the "what" of the question. There is also the other [bigger] part of the "what", and then there is the "why." All of which is demon-strated in the existence of the world.
As I didn't offer any explanation, any "lack" is inevitable. But I didn't find any 2nd, 3rd and home base in your explanation either.... so, reciprocal lack is lacking.Your explanation is lacking. That would be like explaining baseball and leaving out 2nd, 3rd, and home base. But, hey, I do realize you were only addressing the part you know about.
But the main problem might be: there is no need to mention 2nd, 3rd and home base... because what I am "explaining" is not baseball.
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