Talk:Jaynou Oliver Beck/@comment-47.17.187.24-20201123231251

I could debunk Beck's philosphy. One could argue, that it is only the nuturing of the ideas of life after death that gives us the cultural "inevatible" belief that there is life after death. In other words, if we had a society fully cut off from the idea of "God" and "life after death" there is no guarantee that this cut-off society would separately come up with the idea of "God". But, then again, he has a point. Humans understand the world around them through stories, because with stories it forces us to understand the random things around us and to put those random things into a strucuture. Since the human is pre-wired to find patterns, even if there aren't any to find, the human mind turns these random events into stories.