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James
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I am an organ/piano enthusiast and student, also an outsider to faith if you will. Please don't ask me why. I do not believe one needs to be religious to find the image is beautiful and poetic. The music is all that interests me and just listening to it isn't enough, that's why I play.
In this world so many couldn't imagine what they're missing out on by surrendering themselves onto some ridiculous stereotypical views on ancient and classical music. One day we may have nothing but recordings left as this jewel of mankind's genius is slowly being wiped away.
In this world so many couldn't imagine what they're missing out on by surrendering themselves onto some ridiculous stereotypical views on ancient and classical music. One day we may have nothing but recordings left as this jewel of mankind's genius is slowly being wiped away.
About Me:
The link is on the website tag and anyone is welcome. It doesn't matter what age or level, you can learn much about music in general if you are new to the art. Our guild is ever growing and there are many discussions that are great for learning. Just click the join button and wait for me to approve you. We are trying to keep the group as active as possible, so please don't hold back with involving yourselves.
Unfortunately I cannot afford the means to show my own playing and it may well remain this way for quite a long time.
Influences:
Karl Richter, Peter Roper-Curzon, Daniel Roth, Stephen Tharp, Sviatoslav Richter, Robert Fertitta, Evgeny Kissin, Ben Van Oosten, Hans Andre Stamm, Xavér Varnus, Vincent Dubois, Marie-Claire Alain, John Scott Whiteley, Ton Koopman, Alessandro.
Country:
United Kingdom
Occupation:
Student
Hobbies:
Piano
Music:
Charles Marie Widor, Louis Vierne, Felix Mendelssohn, Johann Sebastian Bach! Dieterich Buxtehude, Louis Marchand, Frédéric Chopin, Ludwig van Beethoven, The Doors
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Of course, it still must follow that God might in fact exist - this isn't part of the problem. It would be unscientific to reject God entirely. But the point of science and indeed philosophy is to doubt or be sceptical about the existence of God, because it's a big, vague and very problematic claim - not to defend him to make yourself feel better or because you've managed to convince yourself that He necessarily exists.
2: 'Order cannot come from chaos' - I could use quantum physics here, but there is a more philosophical argument to use here: the philosophy of mathematics. Specifically, chance. Since God and therefore the Universe are infinite, there is an infinite number of variables to create an infinite number of things. 'Order' within a chaotic universe will be one of those things. Now if we apply the Order theory with the Chance theory, it seems they are both on an Occam par, so we'll have to cut the more complex one away. The existence of God poses more questions and problems than mathematics, so we'll just cut away God. If you search the internet, you'll find even more problems with this statement.