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I quite like it, this Sellars guy seems to dislike religion, but sometimes it’s good to look at things from an atheist/agnostic perspective. He’s a good storyteller, I believe it to be well written and later I hope to read some of Aristotle’s works, then move on to Augustine and Aquinas.
Jan 31, 2025 04:24PM
Aristotle: Understanding the World's Greatest Philosopher (Pelican Books)

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I thought Aristotle hated women! Apparently he only said that they are physically weaker than men and therefore are always under the care of men. However he thought that they were more intelligent than men. He made no claims as to which sex was more superior. But then again the author might be making his account fit with current political views. I can’t trust anything, anything but reason.
Jan 31, 2025 09:30PM
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