A blend between Pascals wager but for knowledge and Newtons Flaming laser sword (I would apologise about the classification but to classify seems to f...
I would say I am very similar in many regards to what you describe, particularly the grounding in phenomenology helping to justify why I seek what I s...
I completely agree that most do, but trying to equate the majority of a time period with any kind of truth context has failed miserable throughout tim...
Religion as texts, are open to interpretation in many different ways using many different cultural sub-contexts. Similarly with all systems of belief ...
Unfortunately since I left university I've been in somewhat of an echo chamber without many others around me interested in philosophy and more specifi...
I don't think you can count the impossible as a choice. I think you may agree that choice would be the set of all possibilities that could be actualiz...
My first argument against gets very semantic and situational which id be tentative to give. The more reasonable approach would be to ask if this rever...
Correct by definition it is unbounded. Which is the "good" I perceive from it. I challenge you to explain any such case of progress not being novel. R...
I'm not and apologise if you think I'm intellectually dishonest in it. I don't perceive religious dogma as an entire package. I don't believe all reli...
So this is where I find the value of postmodernism. No predetermined hierarchies. No utopia. Pure choice. Historically people have needed narrow illog...
The many is incredibly relevant. What I'm eluding to is that non of your ideas were arrived at independently in a different sense to those who follow ...
I find it fascinating that with such a strong grasp of postmodernist ideas, you end up at "no where to go, nothing to do" (it makes me immediately tur...
Your authentic self similarly would be off-the-shelf and prepackaged to many many others. Religion offers a golden stamp of validity to many subjectiv...
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