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"Wolfgang" wrote in news:1166135753.116029.105550
@j72g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: Which philosphers would those be? Not many modern ones, to be sure, but wouldn't this almost be a definition of the teachings of Thomas Aquinas, esp. the Quinquae Viae (Or is that the harpoon guy with facial tattoos in Moby Dick?) I'd also throw in a bunch of Natural Philosophers of the Neoplatonist schools of thought. Let's say Hermes Trimestigus, for example (largely because I really like saying "Trimestigus"). This school brought us wonderful "sciences", such as alchemy, and kabbalism, and IIRC, wonderful things like anatomy and embryology came out of the Neoplatist tradition of learning through experiencing God. I think even Vesalius threw in with these guys. It's a legitimate argument that up until around Darwin, there was always a component of science that specialized in defining man with relation to God. Science and religion -- Scott Reverse name to reply |
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Barak Hussein Obama? or Barak Hussein Osama?
Jonathan Cook wrote:
Scott Seidman wrote: I have no trouble teaching children these beliefs in the proper context, which is in a framework of comparative religion, social studies, or history of science. I have tremendous issues with teaching faith as science. Most of this thread isn't showing up on my server, so this is the best jumping in point that I could find. Philosophers do not find the foundations of science and faith all that different. Science has shown itself spectacularly capable of declaring "truths" it later shows are false, and thus science is as much founded on _belief_ as faith is. Sure, I _believe_ science is making much progress in discovering objective truth(*), but the next scientific revolution might shatter my notions of scientific "fact". Understanding what is NOT scientifically knowable is just as important as understanding what is... Jon. (*): Stating that there even _is_ objective truth is yet another belief. The existence or not of objective truth is one of those things not scientifically knowable. ok...much more of this **** and i'm cutting my wrists with occam's razor... :) |
Barak Hussein Obama? or Barak Hussein Osama?
"Wolfgang" wrote in message ps.com... Wolfgang and some of you people STILL think this **** for brains is just a troll?!! :) And yet hear you are! :~^ ) Op --the TROLL seer-- |
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Barak Hussein Obama? or Barak Hussein Osama?
Opus wrote: "Wolfgang" wrote in message ps.com... Wolfgang and some of you people STILL think this **** for brains is just a troll?!! :) And yet hear you are! :~^ ) Op --the TROLL seer-- Second best show in town......see my new thread. :) Wolfgang and both are still free free free! |
Barak Hussein Obama? or Barak Hussein Osama?
"Wolfgang" wrote in message ps.com... Opus wrote: "Wolfgang" wrote in message ps.com... Wolfgang and some of you people STILL think this **** for brains is just a troll?!! :) And yet hear you are! :~^ ) Op --the TROLL seer-- Second best show in town......see my new thread. :) Wolfgang and both are still free free free! Sadly, since we lost the War Between the States, we don't have a North down here in the South. :~^ ( Op |
Barak Hussein Obama? or Barak Hussein Osama?
On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 19:50:25 -0500, jeff
wrote: ok...much more of this **** and i'm cutting my wrists with occam's razor... :) Wouldn't work. Occam was so Catholic he once accused the pope of being a heretic for not going to vows of poverty. Occam wouldn't let his razor assist you in suicide. -- r.bc: vixen Speaker to squirrels, willow watcher, etc.. Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless. Really. http://www.visi.com/~cyli |
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On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 19:22:57 -0600, Kevin Vang wrote:
In article , says... wrote in news:r2l3o25414livafcuqmim430el4mqeupiv@ 4ax.com: God, real or otherwise Of course, all us Fortran guys know God is real, unless specifically declared integer. Unless you are a polytheist, in which case God is an array. When I was writing FORTRAN in grad school I thought God (and/or the Devil) was a tensor. -- Charlie... http://www.chocphoto.com |
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