I hope it's at least clear to you, based on two other poster's replies now, that you should probably be re-thinking the rather reductive and sexist wa...
You're not actually engaging with that which is being said to you. In any case, no one said religion was evil. So this is incoherent. With the greates...
I would just agree, but I think you went wrong prior to this statement: I agree. But the way I'm seeing things, the former is how things actually are,...
Well, no. What you call 'corruption' are logical inferences from texts. It's worth noting "religion" is not a monolith. Early Christian teachings were...
That's fair. I don't think this is going to be quite the joyride you do, but fair. LOL no, that's not the concern though. Making worse is surely not i...
I am sorry if it was unclear - even on re-reading I can't see ambiguity. The "it" is the image the said light provides you with. It isn't the object, ...
I think you may, for whatever reason, be disposed to misread these questions. I presume you're a theist? The question asked was why is it this experie...
So, first off, I used to be a huge Tolle fan. I had both Power of Now and A New Earth and read both several times. First: He is a terrible writer. I d...
Haha, fair enough. What are you suggesting with this thread? It seems like its a bit of a conspiracy, which I have no problem with - but let's say its...
Its not just that though is it? There are concerns about an immediate influx of 500,000 legitimate names on voter rolls (Municipal - the ones that mat...
While I (think) fully understand why you're asking, no, not in this context unless you're arguing that you cannot use your perceptual experience to al...
I can't argue without asking: What do you mean by 'best'? It seems to be the least reliable, the least amenable to interrogation, the least presentabl...
I would simply disagree. There's a quote about tradition, that I don't quite 'believe' but it seems to apply to many things you're taking issue with: ...
Photons which react to/arrange themselves in light of (heheh) the objects they bounce off until they hit our eyes, as I understand. But I don't know. ...
I think i'm answering both here: The light itself is not sense data - the electrical impulses your eyes send to your brain is. This explains why light...
That you see being held to the fire on you views, being told unequivocally where you are going wrong(on hte empirical points - your opinions are your ...
That's exactly what it implies: that the Light is a data medium between the object and your eyes. That would be data derived from your sensual apparat...
Haven't read the thread, but this doesn't seem interesting or controversial. There's two answers: The institutional degree; or An image purposefully m...
I think this is probably an unfinished analysis. The desire for paternal connection (and protection, let's not forget) appears inherent in any culture...
LOL wondered how the Notifications were working. Right. I've been considering exactly this is recent days - I think there's a profound difference betw...
Hahaha, definitely agree there - but that is why the Golden Rule has never seemed practically coherent to me. It induces one to violate other's wishes...
It is not anything remotely close to that. It is exactly what it says: The suggestion that if God is not real, an appeal to experience is meaningless....
Yeah, but that's literally fascist talk. It also rests on you assuming everything you've said is right. That is clearly not the safest way to go intel...
What? Maybe someone else is positing that. I think its patently clear that there is no way to assess error beyond error as a mathematical/statistical ...
Yes, intuition, but in this case coupled with obvious falsities. You cannot be directly aware of a God which does not exist, and therein lies the prob...
Not exactly that the rule is culturally located, but its expression seems culturally bound at least. A good, solid Catholic queer, for instance, would...
I'll take my rent now. Which is exactly, and you've not even begun to start thinking about addressing this what i said it was: You saying there are wo...
The problem with this approach is that it relies on those elements being caught in the phrase. Any which are not, escape us. So it's either a Bibllcal...
It wasn't new and I gave you two, thought-out, direct substantive replies largely populated by ideas gleaned from, and checked over by women. You did ...
I understand what you mean. 1 - yep, I agree there 2 - I don't think that's accurate. They offer descriptions. and based on the 1 and 2 3 - we think w...
Wait, what? So yeah, rejecting that because its absurd (in the technical sense). Which is why IR is so attractive to those not bent to fall away into ...
I grew up in the UK. Capri-Sun is a survival item for me LOL. Huh. We have all of those as different things. Strips and tenders differ in that a tende...
Because it doesn't need or want to. However, the DRist must have a way to do this. IRists reject it. The noumena is as it is - not as we see it. And t...
This is... quite telling. You do not want to engage with the communities you're disparaging, and yet you want to attack (that's what this is) someone ...
This misses the OPs point. That is amorphous and unworkable as between value systems. Even within value systems, tolerance levels will have different ...
This post is brought you to by my life-long understanding of my own mother, my long-term partners including my wife (and a mother), my three closest m...
Because you continually made something of it which was erroneous, and asked me, continually, to explain myself. This isn't something I picked up on as...
You've got a hell of a lot of work todo beyond what you're saying here. That's your inuition - and I get that. It is most people's intuition. That's p...
Oysters and Sunlight Banno... Compare them if you must. I shall refrain. That's not quite what's being suggested here. All i was doing was putitng pai...
The problem with this is that I've seen several first-hand videos (i.e the person is in the situation themselves while filming, not following up some ...
While I think Questioner is making two classic mistakes (conflating correlation with causation and appeal to authority) I also think what you're sayin...
Nothing here solves the problem. "Do unto others" is unworkable. Not everyone agrees with other's take on that. T Clark is being far, far too simplist...
This was my initial thought. But, funnily enough, I also went straight to psychedelic experience to note that this is perhaps simple illusion. That sa...
Some great thoughts here. On the delineation between many kinds of "beautiful" I can see several that are quite disparate: A beautiful legal argument ...
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