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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Atheists seem to have no problem believing in their own self-awareness and consciousness but as consistent materialists an atheist's self-awareness and consciousness is a contradiction in terms. You're all just programmed sacks of protoplasm exhibiting somewhat interesting behaviors from time to time. Yet you have no way to prove that what you claim to be your self-awareness or consciousness isn't any less of an imaginary illusion than Santa Clause is.[/quote] I experience self-awareness and consciousness. I don't "believe" it. I can't explain it either. That's honest - not contradictory.[/quote] +1 Saying I believe I my own self-awareness and consciousness is like saying I believe in the sandwich I ate for lunch. I experienced it; it was there. There's no faith or supernatural deed behind it. As far as I know, my awareness and consciousness are the product of electrical impulses going through my brain. That doesn't make them any more or less important than anyone else's. -Humanist Jew[/quote]
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