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“Prayer without study would be empty. Study without prayer would be blind.”
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Nathan "N.R."
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Oct 15, 2012 07:22AM
Do you know that he is paraphrasing a famous quotation from Kant?
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Nathan "N.R." wrote: "Do you know that he is paraphrasing a famous quotation from Kant?"I did not know that. But I kant say I'm surprised.
Richard wrote: "Nathan "N.R." wrote: "Do you know that he is paraphrasing a famous quotation from Kant?"I did not know that. But I can't say I'm surprised."
"Concepts without intuitions are empty; intuitions without concepts are blind."
Nathan "N.R." wrote: "Richard wrote: "Nathan "N.R." wrote: "Do you know that he is paraphrasing a famous quotation from Kant?"I did not know that. But I can't say I'm surprised."
"Concepts without intuitions are empt..."
Thanks for this. Philosophy is one area in which I'm not as knowledgeable as I should be.
Richard wrote: ""Concepts without intuitions are empt..."Thanks for this. Philosophy is one area in which I'm not as knowledgeable as I should be.
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That's not philosophy. That's just a hat rack. But you'll do just fine reading Barth's Church Dogmatics once you've finished The Institutes.
Nathan "N.R." wrote: "Richard wrote: ""Concepts without intuitions are empt..."Thanks for this. Philosophy is one area in which I'm not as knowledgeable as I should be.
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That's not philosophy. That's just a hat rac..."
[Gasp] 14 volumes! [Faints]
Richard wrote: "[Gasp] 14 volumes! [Faints] "I used to have two or three volumes, but decided I'd likely never actually really read them since my dimming of interest in theology, but those two or three volumes were of significant pagination in themselves.
There's also the Outline volume for the more trepidatious layman.
Nathan "N.R." wrote: "Richard wrote: "[Gasp] 14 volumes! [Faints] "I used to have two or three volumes, but decided I'd likely never actually really read them since my dimming of interest in theology, but those two or..."
I like the sound of the word "volume" without the s. Now you're talking my lingo.
Richard wrote: "I like the sound of the word "volume" without the s. Now you're talking my lingo. "I prefer the plural. It provides a greater quantity of Pretentiousness Statuses.
