In article <47993a7b$1@news.povray.org>, dne### [at] sanrrcom says...
> andrel wrote:
> > Darren New wrote:
> >> Is there free will in Heaven?
> >>
> >>
> >> (FWIW, I think either answer leads to some obvious problems. :-)
> >>
> > The question is based on a false assumption. Logic dictates that 
> > everything follows from a false assumption so the answer is probably ye
s
> 
> Incidentally, if what you mean is "there is no Heaven", then the correct
 
> answer to the question is "Mu" - the Zen answer that unasks the 
> question. :-)
> 
"False" in this instance refers to lack of foundation. If your roof 
caves in, insisting that you know it was from termites is a false 
assumption, if you have no proof that termites where in it. Presuming 
you can prove they where, you still have to prove that they where the 
main cause, which might be kind of hard if it turned out that your roof 
was made of metal (which would be the equivalent of heaven not existing 
in the first place). But, the assumption is false, being unfounded on 
fact, whether or not there *may* be facts to support it, until such 
facts are made evident, or other facts are presented that invalidate the 
premise.

That there is no evidence, logical or otherwise, to propose that the 
statement has any validity, especial as apposed to like thousands of 
other things people have *called* heaven (or which, like dragons, are 
quite literally *not* the same thing in China and Europe, but get lumped 
together under one label, due to what can, sometimes, be trivial 
similarities), doesn't help it being provably/testably true either, 
never mind a valid premise, as above, to begin with.

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