thought philosophy

I like your theories, Stoner. Can you tell me what you've been studying?

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Originally Posted by Ganj

my bad for taking it WAY out of context in my last post, but honestly, i think you've been watching too many movies. i'm as open-minded as it gets and...don't get me wrong - i understand everything your saying here, but it just doesn't compute. know what i mean? there's flaws. could you show me where you might have read on this or seen it? thanks.

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Like he said, he's not quite ready yet, but he's got some good ideas.

To answer your question though, you could try taking a look at skeptical arguments. Both epistemological skepticism and skepticism of the external world (this last one is what the matrix is based off, as well as abre los ojos and a number of other stories)
Buddhism or Taoism could probably make a lot of these connections for you as well.
And then there's always particle physics, or high level math that deals with issues of infinity...

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Originally Posted by opiuser

gnosticism is very anti christian...

they beleive that the god mentioned in the bible is an evil, vengeful god, ruled by a higher god whom they worship.

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Christianity is very anti-gnostic. Gnostics believe that we can all achieve a "godly" status. Gnostics don't worship Jesus Christ and think he's only a myth created from Jewish Gnostics.

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Originally Posted by TheMDKyle

I like your theories, Stoner. Can you tell me what you've been studying?

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thoughts.