I wish you all welcome!
Scrutari sounded like a fierceful name and I decided straight to use it to this blogspot. As it name also reveals,
its a dedication to research of the scriptures, history, science and human science.
I'm interested in these areas and so I made up a spot here to share my thoughts and also things I come to realize or come over. My view of things is to try to see points of effect, what does this affect if this is true, or if it's wrong what does it kill or negate, questions and facts are interconnected.
To kick of the first post there are questions which have higher relevance. What question? The if existance question is primarly over the attributes of the existance of something. A somethings' existance does imply it has attributes, while attributes alone doesn't apply anything before the item has been or is in existance.
There are many regions of things to research, even while researching. Time is a very important variable that can be used because something can be a contradiction untill you look at the timetable. Many see contradictions in the bible for instance and they are fine with that. To reveal and find out currently hidden information we might need to ask ourselves a secondary question: when did it happen which interconnects with what happend which is the main question.
An example may illustrated this: A boy went to school and another source says he instead went to a cinema. Easily pictured it's very logical that he went to school early and cinema later. To study such an event you need new sources and if one says, he went to school early, or another one stating he went to cinema late, the time has been a witness to what this fellow boy did actually do and what he did or didn't do.
It may look very easy and comprehendable but I think the time variable is the least used to understand events in old material books and history accounts. At least in my group, youths, really it's almost the most important thing not comprehended. Either way you do or don't take time into account while researching time doesn't always matter.
There are still lots of more variables and they can be different depending of what kind of investigation you are doing and what it's pointing out. But in most cases its mostly about finding out if a statement x is true or not. As seen above in the example with the boy both statments were true, and so we're concluding that he was at both places at two different times.
I hope you like what you read and that you learned something, as I do reading, asking and wondering about the universe extent and its content.
- See you later
