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Jeffrey Brannen
is on page 219 of 264
Very thought provoking. When God is displaced, fragmentation necessarily develops in culture, social thought, and in the relationship of the one to the many.
— Jul 28, 2017 12:48PM
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Jeffrey Brannen
is on page 22 of 264
Heraclitus- everything is in flux; war is the universal creative and ruling force; basic fact of the world is strife. The many are prior to the One; there no stability to be found in nature.
Parminedes- the real is the totally unchanging; reality is timelessly and uniformly what it is. The many do not really exist, except as functions of the One.
— Jul 14, 2017 05:41AM
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Parminedes- the real is the totally unchanging; reality is timelessly and uniformly what it is. The many do not really exist, except as functions of the One.
Michael Philliber
is on page 129 of 264
"When individual self-contemplation becomes the basis of the self, rather than the relation to the divine and human others on which our reality actually depends, the self begins to disappear" (118).
— Nov 06, 2014 03:13PM
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Michael Philliber
is on page 100 of 264
Time! Our incapacity to live in the present....wow!
— Nov 03, 2014 08:55PM
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Michael Philliber
is on page 61 of 264
A bit of a stiff read, but very insightful, especially on how the "many" are absorbed into the "one" and how that has lead to the tyranny of the consumer culture etc.
— Oct 31, 2014 10:06AM
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Michael Philliber
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I read this back in 2006, and am picking it up for a second read (2014).
— Oct 21, 2014 12:09PM
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