

Ty$on wrote:Alright..Please try to make a concise and coherent sentence/argument, I have no idea what your talking about because the sentence is a mash of random shit with no real thesis or meaning.
Which one comes first, meaning or vocabulary??!
When someone invent something which works somehow let's say like the screen that you can see films/videos in, after investing that, they called it T.V
So, the answer is Meaning comes first.
Same goes with the god, that sentence "There is no god" itself a proof that there is a god. "God" as a word came after its meaning!

Ty$on wrote:Alright..Oh my...it proves that God is a word, again created by humans. Dick is a word, it is also a meaning-penis as in a body part-meaning, which at some point got its name. That is not a good logic to follow, because it is obvious that meaning goes first, meaning like something non-physical, later with use of vocabulary becoming physical/material, and can be used. You are being disrespectful here, you yourself cannot prove that he exists, yet you are aggressively stating that he does exist.
Which one comes first, meaning or vocabulary??!
When someone invent something which works somehow let's say like the screen that you can see films/videos in, after investing that, they called it T.V
So, the answer is Meaning comes first.
Same goes with the god, that sentence "There is no god" itself a proof that there is a god. "God" as a word came after its meaning!
Ty$on wrote:Alright..In ancient times, people didn't know what caused many natural phenomenons so they thought that there's a supernatural power and they called it God. But now, science explaines all those phenomenons proving that their discocery of "god" is false.
Which one comes first, meaning or vocabulary??!
When someone invent something which works somehow let's say like the screen that you can see films/videos in, after investing that, they called it T.V
So, the answer is Meaning comes first.
Same goes with the god, that sentence "There is no god" itself a proof that there is a god. "God" as a word came after its meaning!

StephenKelly wrote:Excuse me, i might couldn't explain it well in English as my main language is Arabic.Ty$on wrote:Alright..Please try to make a concise and coherent sentence/argument, I have no idea what your talking about because the sentence is a mash of random shit with no real thesis or meaning.
Which one comes first, meaning or vocabulary??!
When someone invent something which works somehow let's say like the screen that you can see films/videos in, after investing that, they called it T.V
So, the answer is Meaning comes first.
Same goes with the god, that sentence "There is no god" itself a proof that there is a god. "God" as a word came after its meaning!
Same goes with the god, that sentence "There is no god" itself a proof that there is a god. "God" as a word came after its meaning! This sentence is an example of what I just said above.
pls im trying to see things from your perspective but your making it difficult


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