happydolphin said:
@bold. I realize that, and it wasn't in my logic. It's not part of my definition, it was a supporting clause. It's not required, but if and when B depends on A, then yes this comes into effect. Not the case for the God clause I'm afraid. |
Do you realize how frustrating it is talking to you?
You defined existence as if B requires A to exist, A exists. I said okay, I accept that definition. Now you say that has nothing to do with the defintion. Then what's the definition?
Here, I'll start: Existence:







