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“justice must have an improvisational character if it is not to fall back into the sort of legal structure that, in spite of its intentions, can only result in the perpetuation of injustice.”
― Theodore Jennings

“Once I could no longer find a way to theologically maintain God and hold onto the significance of my historical moment, letting go of God was natural.”
― Anthony B. Pinn, Writing God's Obituary: How a Good Methodist Became a Better Atheist

“philosophy is no longer concerned with the quest for the truth of the world and so is reduced to a limited sphere, which only ensures the uninterrupted flow of capitalist markets. Truth as a philosophical category thus becomes enslaved to the unthinking markets of capitalism; philosophy at the service of the robber barons. Truth's instantiation is thus brutally reduced to the exercise of pure and arbitrary power in various domains of the world.”
― Creston Davis

“The history of the mind is not a linear history. Each epoch has its “Age of Reason” and its “Fall.” The”
― John Knight Lundwall, Mythos and Cosmos: Mind and Meaning in the Oral Age