logos (to sofon mounon - monotheism)
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Tags: Heraclitus and logos
Heraclitus’ Hen, to sofon mounon,
where sofon mounon, ‘the only wise’,
means ‘the only becoming, seemly’,
looks like, but is the very opposite
to mono-theism.
Monotheism is the worry for just one god,
for just the own people, while any other god
(and people) is held at distance. This sort
of religion is now being lauded and used
for total war. The […]
