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    'What if' ~ "Risk Management" for family day

    Checking; Interesting post yesterday:

    "With an infinite universe, and an infinite number of parallel universes, mathematics says that there are an infinite number of Gods being worshipped. Your one God rule is out.

    The real mind boggler is that there are an infinite number of Tom's supporting the old CWB."

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    Cheers

    #2
    I should never comment on a topic as
    controversial and sensitive as
    religion/spirituality. My first comment
    would be there is a huge difference
    between religion and spirituality, I
    think you can be one and not the
    other(both ways)!!
    I don't think it matters what you
    believe in as long as you believe in
    something. And allow others to believe
    in what they want. Just because they
    may believe in something different
    doesn't make them wrong. I simply want
    to live in peace and harmony with the
    people around me and my surroundings.
    To each their own....

    Happy Family day everyone....

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      #3
      Farmaholic,

      THe largest threat for many multi-generational farms... is dealing with this third dimension of our family farms...

      How we respect each other, build trust and a culture of hope for the future... are key to all parts of a sucessful family farm.

      We can be top producers... expert marketers... and prosperous families materially...

      If we do not have peace and understanding; going forward... the chances of the farm breaking apart are exponentially greater.

      Have a great Family Day!

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        #4
        "Just because they  
        may believe in something different  
        doesn't make them wrong"

        Farmaholic Do you see how your statement is self
        refuting? I believe something that is different than
        what you believe,if my belief is right it makes
        yours wrong . So either I'm right which makes you
        wrong or I'm wrong which Would also make you
        wrong,according to your own statement.
        I understand your goal is to be inclusive and
        respectful however your actually attacking those
        who believe in absolute truth.

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          #5
          Holy Shit rhoff--there is no right or
          wrong, as I said to each their own. Even
          the atheist has a belief. I didn't think
          it was that hard.......

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            #6
            "there is no right or wrong".
            Wow that's quite the truth claim you just made. My
            belief is that there is a right and wrong. Are you
            telling me my belief is wrong because yours is
            right?

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              #7
              What part of to "each their own" don't you
              get??? Believe what you want and I will
              believe what I want, and I will leave
              right and wrong out of it, to make it
              simple for you.

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                #8
                farmaholic I don't bother arguing with absolutists, or as some call them, fundamentalists. They obviously are suppressing the part of the brain that allows one to imagine being in someone else's shoes. Usually, consideration and empathy stop at the edge of their social circle.

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                  #9
                  Interesting arguments:

                  If you say there is no 'right or wrong' and everything is
                  relative... if you believe this to be true... you are still
                  'absolutely' saying that position is correct and my view
                  [the opposite] is incorrect.

                  Taking this position takes faith and belief... no
                  different than someone who says there is 'black and
                  white' truth as well as faulty views of reality.

                  So the end point comes right back around.... If the
                  realist says everything is relative... and it turns out
                  there are NO ABSOLUTES... Fine with me... if this turns
                  out to be true I lose nothing.

                  However... If I am correct... and there is a 'Right and
                  Wrong' ethically and morally... I am fine with that as
                  well. The relativist is hooped... as they instead will be
                  incorrect. Bad ending for them.

                  I think the old adage... that if you do not stand for
                  something... you can be tricked into nearly anything...
                  stands the test of time!

                  Cheers!

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                    #10
                    Farmaholic you say you will leave right and wrong
                    out of it but you just finished saying in your earlier
                    post that there is no such thing as right and
                    wrong. Coleville your speaking out of ignorance in
                    regards to what I believe-the only thing you Know
                    about me is that I believe in absolute truth. The
                    point I was trying get Farmaholic to understand is
                    that he was denying absolute truth by using an
                    absolute truth claim-it's self defeating and doesn't
                    make sense.
                    If you think your being tolerant by saying all
                    beliefs are good and there is no right or wrong
                    your not.your actually saying that nobody can
                    possibly speak truth except you.
                    Example....
                    " there is no such thing as absolute truth,and I'm
                    absolutely sure about it"

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                      #11
                      Good argument Tom, the circle it traced made me dizzy. But look at it this way, Right and Wrong must surely be a human construct, since it's definition has clearly changed over time as our society has evolved. Slavery and women's rights have clearly changed as time has progressed, so who is right or wrong with those issues, the person in 1713 or the person in 2013? It's relative to your surrounding society.

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                        #12
                        Coleville if right and wrong is only a human
                        construct then how should the world decide who's
                        idea of right and wrong to adopt and for how
                        long? If one group of people feels it would be
                        "right" to occupy and kill and **** another people
                        group how do you say that is wrong?If there idea
                        of "right" is a human construct and your idea of
                        "wrong" is a human construct then you have no
                        basis to disagree with them. The only thing you
                        could say is that you don't prefer the agressors
                        actions. If you demand they stop they will just call
                        you an absolutist.

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