......@webtv.net wrote: From: (John Jones) A difference between 'alike' and ... are materials or subject matters..."                              [Aristotle:_Lambda_] [Implication]: "Existence" is not ... follows from the rules of Aristotle's natural philosophy. The Aristotlean ...in the natural philosophies of Aristotle and Newton. Philosophically speaking, metaphysics...

From: (John Jones) A difference between 'alike' and 'indistinguishable' has been ...they are materials or subject matters..." [Aristotle:_Lambda_] [Implication]: "Existence" is not ... follows from the rules of Aristotle's natural philosophy. The Aristotlean ... in the natural philosophies of Aristotle and Newton. Philosophically speaking, metaphysics ...

On Aug 15, 6:54 pm, John Jones <jonescard...@aol.com> wrote: Farting is no subject-matter that any right-minded individual need talk about....reality from which there is little prospect of an odiferously pleasant escape? Explaining Pythagorean Abstinence from Beans; Aristotle does include “because they are destructive” in his list of possible reasons why Pythagoreans abstain from beans,...

Immortalist wrote: On Jun 10, 1:37 pm, John Jones <jonescard...@aol.com> wrote: I want to illuminate in my own way the nature of a law or principle. I will...cannot say of something that it is and that it is not in the same respect and at the same time", Aristotle) There can be no arguments for the self-evident. There is no certainty or doubt about it. Whatever is self-evident...

On Jun 10, 1:37 pm, John Jones <jonescard...@aol.com> wrote: I want to illuminate in my own way the nature of a law or principle. I will use a popular example to do this - the principle of non-... of the principle with its truth or even with its absolute truth. *(one cannot say of something that it is and that it is not in the same respect and at the same time", Aristotle)

... Immortalist <reanimater_2...@yahoo.com> wrote: On May 23, 12:09 pm, John Jones <jonescard...@aol.com> wrote: How does logic organize its elements? We note, do we not, the following:...Beside the point, the arguemtn was a rebuttle to JJ that logic doesn't move matter. But like aristotle claimed logic is more or less "run" like what e now concieve as a computer program. Some ...

... as Obama apparently is. Past Republican candidates were castigated for even just speaking at Bob Jones University or the like. This isn't "guilt by association". What Obama did was choice *of* ... like his rhetorical skills. I'm not a Christian, but a follower of Aristotle, so I dont suffer the guilt. It must be a painful condition, and we see ...

... easily as Obama apparently is. Past Republican candidates were castigated for even just speaking at Bob Jones University or the like. This isn't "guilt by association". What Obama did was choice *of* ... like his rhetorical skills. I'm not a Christian, but a follower of Aristotle, so I dont suffer the guilt. It must be a painful condition, and we see how ...

... easily as Obama apparently is. Past Republican candidates were castigated for even just speaking at Bob Jones University or the like. This isn't "guilt by association". What Obama did was choice *of* ...cause they like his rhetorical skills. I'm not a Christian, but a follower of Aristotle, so I dont suffer the guilt. It must be a painful condition, and we see how ...

On Mar 25, 10:18 am, John Jones <jonescard...@aol.com> wrote: Jerry Kraus wrote: NIce analysis, John. Sure, I'm oversimplifying, not just ...> It is astonishingly sophisticated, ontologically, logically, for 300 B.C.  Nothing even close to it in Plato or Aristotle, that I'm aware of, anyway.  And it does imply most of the basic principles of modern logic.  Curious ...