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Re: Is philosophy the ultimate of thinking?     

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Author: est
Date: Jun 12, 2008 02:06

... to His teachings.  Even more important is certain spiritual knowledge which he imports on us through baptism, a sacred process. Not all higher thouhgts are covered through philosophy.  It has its limits. C3 Christ was a theologin. He created a religion. W : )- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hmm, is philosophy always connected with religion?
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Re: Is philosophy the ultimate of thinking?     

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Author: Wordsmith
Date: Jun 10, 2008 14:14

... a philosopher.  He used philosophy to reason things and teach fundamental truths.  His philosophy was important to His teachings.  Even more important is certain spiritual knowledge which he imports on us through baptism, a sacred process. Not all higher thouhgts are covered through philosophy.  It has its limits. C3 Christ was a theologin. He created a religion. W : )
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Re: THEISTS: WHY DO YOU BELIEVE?     

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Author: Andrew
Date: Nov 20, 2007 15:44

...music is beautiful. You quote Hume but you really don't understand him. What he's saying is that there are parts of life that are off-limits to Not exactly one of the 13th century theologins who were arguing about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin that you were responding to, but: They "angels dancing on a pin" canard is an atheist myth. There ...
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Re: THEISTS: WHY DO YOU BELIEVE?     

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Author: modematic
Date: Nov 20, 2007 11:45

... insist on a thing itself being 'beautiful'. You can test things like "attractive-to- x-percent-of-a-population." But that is not a real aesthetic predicate. Not exactly one of the 13th century theologins who were arguing about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin that you were responding to, but: They "angels dancing on a pin" canard is an atheist ...
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Re: THEISTS: WHY DO YOU BELIEVE?     

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Author: Andrew
Date: Nov 20, 2007 10:53

...>> benighted, and explain why; let me respond to that. Hans Kung. A brilliant and original mind unafraid of questioning his church's doctrines. Not exactly one of the 13th century theologins who were arguing about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin that you were responding to, but: They "angels dancing on a pin" canard is an atheist myth. There is ...
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Re: THEISTS: WHY DO YOU BELIEVE?     

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Author: modematic
Date: Nov 20, 2007 10:09

... think was _not_ benighted, and explain why; let me respond to that. Hans Kung. A brilliant and original mind unafraid of questioning his church's doctrines. Not exactly one of the 13th century theologins who were arguing about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin that you were responding to, but: Kűng seems to be a very nice man, and on the correct side of many ...
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Re: Jesus was the father of philosophy.     

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Author: Mark Earnest
Date: May 30, 2007 17:04

... that he could not have possibly been pure in heart because he never begged for pity. He took himself just a little too seriously if you ask me. -- Delusional power corrupts, real power corrupts more, the benefit of the doubt is absolute. I thought Jesus was a theologin. That's not it. Jesus came down hard on the theologians. He was a dreamer imperialist.
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Re: Jesus was the father of philosophy.     

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Author: Wordsmith
Date: May 29, 2007 22:05

... lived in simpler times. One of the things that I haven't failed to notice about Jesus is that he could not have possibly been pure in heart because he never begged for pity. He took himself just a little too seriously if you ask me. -- Delusional power corrupts, real power corrupts more, the benefit of the doubt is absolute. I thought Jesus was a theologin. W : )
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Re: who came up with marriage anyway?     

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Author: Atalanta, original G.
Date: Dec 30, 2006 17:35

...pressure, a balance of powers ensures a fairer deal. Its a deal and part of "soft-core" altruism, explained further below. Checks and balances create a better funcioning society. Some theologins think Moses' idea of marriage was to protect the women from men who might up and leave without obligation. Reciprocal altruism In evolutionary biology, reciprocal altruism is a form...
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Re: who came up with marriage anyway?     

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Author: Immortalist
Date: Dec 29, 2006 11:24

... pressure, a balance of powers ensures a fairer deal. Its a deal and part of "soft-core" altruism, explained further below. Checks and balances create a better funcioning society. Some theologins think Moses' idea of marriage was to protect the women from men who might up and leave without obligation. Reciprocal altruism In evolutionary biology, reciprocal altruism is a form of altruism ...
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