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33758 andrew_and_inge Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2006
11:31 am
... think ... that ... to be from non-reason, or is reason eternal? Nice. But you are always searching for a *question* which will end the discussion aren't...
33759 andrew_and_inge Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2006
11:36 am
... I ... think ... of ... both ... gods ... was ... reward ... manifest. ... Dear David Notice the word "if". It is of course clear that if there are gods, ...
33760 ponocrates2004 Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2006
1:42 pm
... but ... independently ... that ... will ... gods, ... Andrew, If Aristotle held this as possible, then how would gods derive their reason from animals or...
33761 ponocrates2004 Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2006
3:14 pm
... Plato ... of ... come ... and ... to ... I think Aristotle and Plato argue that they have sound judgement about what is complete. I'm not sure what sort...
33762 Steve Sorensen
thumoeides Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
3:15 pm
... No, not always, just when I no longer feel like continuing the discussion. Look, Mr. Lancaster, this is email. Even if we continued this for another decade...
33763 andrew_and_inge Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2006
4:39 pm
... evident ... the ... it ... which ... all ... because ... their ... matter ... the ... one ... its ... this ... Thank David. I take it that you think it as...
33764 andrew_and_inge Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2006
4:53 pm
... but ... independently ... evident ... end ... covered, ... that ... considering, ... have ... Plato ... doesn't ... in ... No, I'm not really arguing about...
33765 Dan and Sarah Watkins
dwatkins5qwe... Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
6:03 pm
... Dear Mr. Sorensen, Thanks. I will review her argument. Best regards, Dan Watkins [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
33766 Dan and Sarah Watkins
dwatkins5qwe... Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
6:11 pm
... Dear Mr. van Dyke, Why, I mean whatever LS means in "Progress or Return", of course :-). Seriously, the whole modern project seems to be shaping up to be...
33767 Steve Sorensen
thumoeides Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
7:55 pm
... According to modern man as you put it the sun will supernova at some point. Won't that repeal modernity? -- Best Regards, Steve Sorensen...
33768 Steve Sorensen
thumoeides Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
7:58 pm
... So....you think the motive for the early modern philosophers was....laziness and self-indulgence? They just did what was easiest and most pleasurable? -- ...
33769 Emerson Strauss
emerson.harvard Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
9:05 pm
Does anyone know if Strauss discusses Pascal's Wager anywhere? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
33770 ponocrates2004 Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2006
10:15 pm
... to ... words ... other ... straight ... your ... that ... certainty ... you ... certainly ... authorities. ... at ... anxious ... understood ... an ... ...
33771 ponocrates2004 Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2006
10:58 pm
... it ... was....laziness and self-indulgence? They just did what was easiest and most pleasurable? ... No, I grant that they may have considered themeselves...
33772 Dan and Sarah Watkins
dwatkins5qwe... Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
11:41 pm
ponocrates2004 wrote: Dear Mr. Crabbe, Didn't Machiavelli suggest revenge as a motive? Best regards, Dan Watkins ... [Non-text portions of this message have...
33773 Steve Sorensen
thumoeides Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
11:43 pm
... Yeah, but you have to admit achieving glory is hard work. Your accusation that "it is easier to devise the means to an end rather than investigate the ends...
33774 Dan and Sarah Watkins
dwatkins5qwe... Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
11:44 pm
... Well, that will repeal everything human, won't it? Which leads to an interesting question: Should we try to get off the planet by means of space travel so...
33775 thrasymachus
tomlosangeles Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
11:54 pm
... disagrees with ... some point. Won't that repeal modernity? ... I have wondered how much the sense that the world was eternal influenced the classicals. I...
33776 thrasymachus
tomlosangeles Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
11:55 pm
... ). ... more ... or ... eke ... utterly ... don't ... with ... Perhaps we will. Or is some idea of a cycle of renewal too historicist? It does seem the...
33777 ponocrates2004 Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2006
12:13 am
... Nietzsche certainly did. However, do you think Machiavelli's main motive was revenge or was attributing this to others? Best regards, David Crabbe...
33778 Dan and Sarah Watkins
dwatkins5qwe... Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2006
12:18 am
... I think that in fact the argument in favor of relativism is very powerful - not easy pickings at all. I find that I don't ever learn anything of...
33779 Dan and Sarah Watkins
dwatkins5qwe... Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2006
12:21 am
... I thought it was his - an "I'll show you who can't rule men" sort of thing, to those who had (he thought) denied him his due. Best regards, Dan Watkins ......
33780 ponocrates2004 Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2006
12:33 am
... they ... I never used the word "laziness" to describe them, you did. ... rather than investigate the ends themselves" is surely unfair. Why? Isn't it...
33781 Steve Sorensen
thumoeides Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2006
1:19 pm
... So, took the easy route is not the same as being lazy? I just wonder whether it looked easier to them, or on the contrary, much more difficult and...
33782 Steve Sorensen
thumoeides Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2006
1:21 pm
... No, not any idea of human progress. Obviously there was progress from Homer to Plato, from barbarism to Greekness. But there will not be infinite human...
33783 Steve Sorensen
thumoeides Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2006
1:21 pm
... That's what I wondered. So you do believe that modern man is right, that the sun will become a supernova? And further, that this earth is the one and only,...
33784 ponocrates2004 Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2006
2:46 pm
... those ... wonder whether it looked easier to them, or on the contrary, much more difficult and dangerous. ... It seems to be two different issues. It may...
33785 Dan and Sarah Watkins
dwatkins5qwe... Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2006
4:21 pm
... Modern physicists have a daunting record of being able to predict things, and even to do amazing things. They say that one way or another, the sun will end...
33786 Steve Sorensen
thumoeides Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2006
5:03 pm
... I don't know why it would. They would just say the same kind of environment could occur on another planet, or different environments can produce the same...
33787 Steve Sorensen
thumoeides Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2006
5:07 pm
... Yes, I know. I just wonder whether the one being easier than the other had anything to do with their motives. ... Which, by the way, is the same criticism...
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