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Tag Archives: Philosophy
An obiter dictum on boxing as a metaphor for life…
I just saw a clip of Naseem “Prince” Hased in the ring, and it reminded me that I don’t mind trash talk and grandstanding, as long as you can back it up when it counts. And Hased certainly could back … Continue reading
Happy St. Dominic Day…
Some, who think themselves naturally gifted, do not wish to touch either philosophy or logic; nay more, they do not wish to learn natural science. They demand bare faith alone, as if they wished, without bestowing any care on the … Continue reading
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Tagged apologetics, Philosophy, St. Clement, the Church Fathers
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Ein vollkommenes Ersatzleben…
Es gibt in dieser Welt kein vollkommen ordentliches Leben. Je ordentlich man seine Umwelt reguliert sowieso kontrolliert, desto unlebendig und eben unmenschlich wird sein Existenz. Sei es der Fall, dass wirklich “alles in Ordnung” ist, denn lebt man eher wie ein Betreuer für die Regelmäßigkeit … Continue reading
March 13: A day to celebrate!
“God has given the world a holy Church in whose safe harbor the lovers of truth seek refuge, as well as all those who desire to be saved and to escape the dreadful wrath of God.” –– St. Theophilus of … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic Ents, exile, Lent, liturgy, Philosophy, The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
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ANCIENT SECRETS REVEALED AT LAST!
As I just explained, my first protected post was just an experiment. But since the curiosity is probably doing you in, the following is what I posted in that first protected post. ————————– “A new favorite logical conundrum…” Or perhaps … Continue reading
Peerless style, conventional content, astounding lapses in logic…
[The following is the review I left at Amazon.com after finishing David Eagleman‘s Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain.] Eagleman is a charming writer, but in this book I think he’s bitten off more than he can chew–or rather, … Continue reading
Probably the best philosophical lesson I’ve ever learned…
The only thing worse than philosophers never coming to an agreement is that they’re unknowingly arguing about different things.
Memetics is stupid…
If a meme is a conceptual unit that prevails under certain sensory conditions, why not call “Look, it’s raining” a meme? Granting, for the sake of argument, that it is, this is my fundamental objection to memetics: it brings nothing … Continue reading
“Philosophy is a dead end”…
And other dimwitted complaints. The following, written by Yves Simon, is an excerpt from his acceptance speech for the Aquinas Medal, awarded to him by the American Catholic Philosophical Association. It speaks directly to the intellectual malaise of our scientistic … Continue reading
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Tagged Descartes, Philosophy, René Descartes, Thomas Aquinas, Truth, Yves Simon
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Homer had the Iliad…
…Kazantzakis had his modern Odyssey. And I? I hope to have The Philiad: An epic poem of philosophical nerdistry. Yes, I’d like to write an epic saga of philosophical wonder. For now I think the structure should be more chronological … Continue reading
I want to start a forum…
I want to start a forum specifically for seeking help in formulating arguments. Not presenting arguments, not trying to answer questions, not raising new questions, etc. Just trying to flesh out your intuitions, or reject them, and help others do … Continue reading
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Tagged Argument from ignorance, determinism, fallacy, logic, Philosophy, reason
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Something I can’t get enough of…
No, I don’t mean the latest Japanese gameshows. No, I’m talking about what I call armchair skepticism. Pseudo-skepticism. Good old sophistry. I can’t get enough of it. Ordinary language arguments against ordinary language. Reasoned critiques of critical thought. Advisements to … Continue reading
Confessions of a metaphysical rake…
Physicalism P and/or mind-brain identity MBI cropped up a few weeks ago in a post about “neuroenvy” at Dr. Feser’s blog. It got me reading again on physicalism, namely this exchange between Melnyk (M) and Taliaferro & Goetz (TG) at … Continue reading
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Tagged Aristotle, Berkeley, Idealism, Mind, Philosophy, Physicalism
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