Book for the Past

If you were to write a book for the past, what would it contain?

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[NeoNovi]

Okay, well I get this point, and I wouldn't send the Bible back in time. However, what if they didn't Want it? Our test would fail, and then their perception of such an event would ultimately alter the 'our'-'present' 'time'. . . lol but I love the idea :))

[OccamKant]

It's not so much the idea of sending something back in time, but giving the ignorant knowledge. Compare the knowledge that you would give our ignorant ancestors with what "God" supposedly gave them.

I'm sure you could come up with much more useful stuff. ;)

[NeoNovi]

@OccamKant which is not linked up to Our past, therefore making this more possible, except it wouldn't change our present, and we would have to wait that many more years examining Their time/space continuum in Our's.

[OccamKant]

You've gotten distracted by an unimportant part of my question.

The only reason I suggested to think about a book that you can send back in time, is to put you in the same position as a God would have been when the bible was written.

It's just my way of trying to get you to put yourself into God's shoes, without people going mental about "Oh, I can't play god blah blah blah".

So don't get hung up on the time paradoxes - they are not important.

[Jayar74]

Its quite saddening when you realise how much of a fraud religion is and how much damage it has done to human consciousness - and how difficult it seems to be to shake off our shackles!

[OccamKant]

It is very sad - but we can all do our part, trying to bring enlightenment.

[deathmetalgirl2818]

i agree with you

[NeoNovi]

@OccamKant I understand they are not important based on the topic at hand, and the Main point of all this regarding the video. I was just 'including', though the point is, regardless of anything, the Bible would not be followed in such a case If it was precisely the Same people that existed in This dimension. The possibility of some crazy time containing civilization that Would follow the Bible as a Christian, is valid. Which is more dimension stuff, which as said, is excluded to this point.

[NeoNovi]

@OccamKant I agree with you. Though another flaw. If you give the Bible to them, and they realize it false and made up to control. They would obliterate the single book (considering they don't have the technology to make copies =O) -- therefore in present time, the book would cease to exist, therefore giving them the book didn't happen. Only possible outcome is going back in time, you enter a different dimension, and That time/space continuum experiences it, and we enter That present time. . .

[sillywriter]

to the first part, nothing, I've always considered Scientology to be no more silly than the rest of the beliefs out there.

the problem about sending back info about stuff is that by doing so, I might drastically alter the present completely, that's the problem.

but yes, i would much rather reveal useful info than violent sci-fi stories!