@Syamsu,
Syamsu wrote:
Asshole, it is an opinion that the soul exists. The opinion that it doesn't exist is just as valid. Like the painting is beautiful and the painting is ugly are equally as valid.
All questions about what the agency of a decision is can neccessearily only be answered by choosing the answer.
When saying the painting is beautiful then that asserts the opinion that there exists a love for the way the painting looks in the heart of that person saying it. This love is choosing the word beautiful in expression of emotions with free will. Therefore the existence of the love is a matter of opinion, which means it is equally valid to say it does exist, as it is to say it doesn't exist.
And facts are another matter moron. I already explained that 3 times or more. Facts do not apply to the agency of a decision, facts apply to the way the decision turns out. Only facts are forced by evidence, facts are a 1 to 1 model.
Therefore the spiritual chooses the way the material turns out.
The only problem with all this is that you don't choose to love something. It's not like you walk up to a painting and normally you would love it but you decide instead to hate it.
"I would love this painting but for sake of variety I'm going to choose to hate this painting."
It doesn't work that way. You don't choose to like or dislike something. Your like or dislike is built upon conditions. These conditions are not selective conditions. There is no free will in emotional conditions. If there was then we could just always have happiness and love. Why would anyone choose to hate or be upset?
"I would normally be happy with my friends but I'm just going to choose to be angry with them."
So your attempt to use liking or hating a painting to explain it, fails miserably. You don't really understand choice or free will. I'm not surprised though, many creationists need to make stuff up to support a nonsensical idea they have.
"So the soul exists because I choose to believe that it does."
Good thing the rest of secular society doesn't actually think like this. Our court system would be terrible.
Creationist - "He is guilty because I choose to believe that he is guilty."
Lawyer - "Where is the evidence?"
Creationist - "Evidence? I don't need evidence, I just choose to decide and therefore it's true because I chose it to be."
Lawyer - "Oh that's right we don't need evidence, I apologize for asking such a silly question."