You say the Feedback category can be used to complain. I posted in a thread located in the Feedback category. I see no rule about bumping an older thr...
I think "seriousness" could refer to what we believe and how we act. If these have no transcendent significance, as it were, then there is no reason n...
But we can gain some intimation of that by looking at God's purported revelation. I still don't know exactly what you're packing into the word "belief...
Not sure where to post this, but I wanted to express my disapproval at TL becoming a mod, for whatever it's worth (which is likely nothing, I'm aware)...
What do you make of Wittgenstein's remark: "if what we do now is to make no difference in the end, then all the seriousness of life is done away with....
Eh? This very much depends on the sort of God you have in mind. The Christian God, whom Buxte has spoken of, is thought to be most fully revealed in t...
Not to sound too sharp, but I think this is a cliche with little basis in fact. Christians have used this expression as well. This may be the problem....
I would say so. You might, but I should think you would want to explore all the baskets instead of just arbitrarily halting at the position you curren...
But doesn't Abrahamic anthropology affirm that man is intrinsically good? He is corrupted, fallen, but still good, inasmuch as he exists at all, since...
Keep in mind that in Indian religion, it is precisely the karmic treadmill, known as samsara, that one endeavors to liberate oneself from. Having any ...
Settle down. I never considered you a part of our side, for you have consistently referred to us as Buxte's "cohort," thus making it clear what angle ...
No. I'm going to bed. I'll let Lone Wolf speak for herself. I also wonder if your GIF will be deleted when I check the forum tomorrow, as the one I po...
You are strawmanning Buxte, as he never said what you attribute to him here, and T Clark is exactly right to call you out for your white knight preten...
https://m.gazette.com/editorial-the-sad-anniversary-of-big-commercial-pot-in-colorado/article/1614900 Interesting. I've been on the fence for some tim...
The above conversation highlights the tension in certain minds between supporting, on the one hand, female autonomy and opposing female objectificatio...
You make it seem so dramatic. I didn't do it all that often. But tell me, does self-denial or the disciplining of the body and its appetites of any ki...
This is to equate health with immorality. I'm trying to argue against the objectification of women, which is wrong. Calling me a "mongoloid pseudo-man...
Start here: https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/125929#Post_125929 I never said anything about the way a person dresses being a sin per ...
Yeah, it must just be my imagination. All women in reality dress like the nuns in that video I linked to you. I just have my patented rapist goggles o...
You could try reading the post again and those before it. It depends. They provide the occasion for sin, as it were, but I then have the choice of ind...
No, it wasn't. You need demonstration of the fact that some women dress in a sexually provocative manner? Really? Please stop playing dumb. What the h...
Nothing you said was reciprocal. I pointed out a demonstrable fact, which you have simply strawmanned by pretending I was talking about women as a gen...
Oh lord, what's not wrong with it these days? That would require a post I don't have the time to compose at present. If you Google your question, you ...
Really? Men pick up all the garbage, construct all the buildings, fix all the buildings, fight all the fires, mine all the coal, fight all the wars, l...
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