Thomistic Argument

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I have a hard time trying to understand what you mean by this. Can you please explain what exactly is a surreal, personal feeling?
A bizarre and limited extra-perceptive experience. Bizarre because it is obviously not actually real. And, limited because it is held by only one person (or, by no more than a few people) at any given time. It is imagined.

God bless,
jd
 
A bizarre and limited extra-perceptive experience. Bizarre because it is obviously not actually real. And, limited because it is held by only one person (or, by no more than a few people) at any given time. It is imagined.

God bless,
jd
Sorry, I realsied that the phrasing of my question was ambiguous. What I meant to ask was in fact which of my feelings is '‘surreal and personal’
 
Sorry, I realsied that the phrasing of my question was ambiguous. What I meant to ask was in fact which of my feelings is '‘surreal and personal’
Belorg:

Well, in this case, it is more a figure of speech than a sensation. But we do, in some sense, feel it. So, we are deceived by what we sense, i.e., feel, see, hear. That’s all. Heck, for all I know, you could be sense-less. :o

God bless,
jd
 
Belorg:

Well, in this case, it is more a figure of speech than a sensation. But we do, in some sense, feel it. So, we are deceived by what we sense, i.e., feel, see, hear. That’s all. Heck, for all I know, you could be sense-less. :o

God bless,
jd
Dan,
How a sense-less human being can obtain their knowledge?
Thanks,
Jano
 
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