Si.
>Virion propositions:
>
>3) God (as imagined by what you imagine most Christians believe, not the
>kind of "god of spontaneous order and complex systems" that neo-Darwinists
>might believe) does not exist. (David R.)
>
>4) If truth is the goal, rationality is the way (David McF.)
>
>5) "There is only one eternal truth (this one)." (David McF.)[1]
>
>6) Lucifer is the "bringer of light"
3=yes
4=yes
5=don't bother with eternal truths. let people work that out for
themselves.
6=Let's expand this a bit. Lucifer, the impulse to question authority (and
accept the results) will bring you to greater understanding.
>Extropian carry-overs:
>
>7) No mysteries are sacrosanct, no limits unquestionable; the unknown will
>yield to the ingenious mind. (Max More)
Yes! The guiding force in my life.
>I've tried to make these as basic as possible -- they form the core the
>virian mindset. Work needs to be done on number 2.
That's what we are trying to do here.
>[1] This may be the least secure of the bunch (that or #7).
What do you mean? What's wrong with 7?
>For instance, how about this as an eternal truth:
>"All true isosemantic statements about objective reality are
>non-contradictory"
We don't know that for sure yet. As far as we know, the universe
might be self-contradictory.
corey