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I was talking with Cassius about some of my readings in religion. I have a fascination with religious philosophies, in particular the "philosophical proofs" of the existence of God. There are several and when I've read them I've found them compelling. (Aristotle's prime mover for example). I know some here will think that is silly. The difficulty I had is that even if I accept the arguments and decide "yes, God exists", my experience of being is unchanged. I am still just me living life and moti…

Interesting. I cannot say for sure that I have the same experience. So did you experience the world differently prior to reading Epicurean ideas?