Heidegger

oh my God, who the hell put that up again?? That was from twelve years ago!
Bob Guevara wrote: > BTW Anthony, you’ve got my vote for Philosopher King! > http://philosopherking.net/ > > >> From: Anthony Crifasi >> Date: 2007/08/04 Sat PM 06:39:18 CDT >> To: > Discussions pertaining to the philosophy of Martin Heidegger >> Subject: Re: China: Buddhas can’t reincarnate without permission > >> Bob Guevara wrote: > >> According to these folks: >> http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/cath.htm >> >> the following would be analogous: >> >> “Christ “established here on earth” only one Church and instituted it as a “visible and spiritual community”[5], that from its beginning and throughout the centuries has always existed and will always exist, and in which alone are found all the elements that Christ himself instituted.[6] “This one Church of Christ, which we confess in the Creed as one, holy, catholic and apostolic […]. This Church, constituted and organised in this world as a society, subsists in the Catholic Church, governed by the successor of Peter and the Bishops in communion with him”.[7]” >> >> from: >> http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congre… >> >> What say you Anthony? > > Here’s more detail from those “folks” about exactly what the above means: > > http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congre… > > doesn’t exactly parallel the Chinese attitude. A decent analogy is > Heidegger’s view of philosophy towards the sciences - though philosophy > does recognize something that the sciences do not - that scientific > thinking is a founded mode - philosophy does not require that they ask > its permission to do their experiments. > > _______________________________________________ > heidegger mailing list > heidegger at an-archos.com > http://an-archos.com/mailman/listinfo/he… > http://heidegger.an-archos.com/ > > > _______________________________________________ > heidegger mailing list > heidegger at an-archos.com > http://an-archos.com/mailman/listinfo/he… > http://heidegger.an-archos.com/

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