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THREAD Scholars in the Tank
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Scholars in the Tank Few top ranked scholars are going into government or academic professions; many are going into Think Tanks, which are supported by private interests that are guided often by i...
THREAD Philosophy Needs a Visceral Connection
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Philosophy Needs a Visceral Connection The visceral (instinctive, unreasoning, and 'earthy') domain of human reality is not exclusively the domain of intellection but is a partnership with the crud...
THREAD Science vs ReligionEVOLUTION
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Religion Forum
Theory, my points are just that, of not knowing, some judge that lack of infinite knowledge, some claim to have insider knowledge. But oddly none can explain reality beyond our difinitive lacking....
THREAD Ethics & MoralityWar - What The Hell Is It Good For
164 Posts • 32643 Views
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"What reason should I not believe he said that? Like I said I simply listed a quote that I've heard, please inform me of why it isn't legitimate I'm trying to figure all this infor...
THREAD EconomyThe Federal Fraud Bank
5 Posts • 3840 Views
Politics & Current Events Forum
The Federal reserve is not a Federal institution, and it is killing us and the world, think I'm nuts or blowing things out of proportion, na, I'm just relaying an old and seemingly forgotten...
THREAD GovernmentAmerican Union
16 Posts • 6414 Views
Politics & Current Events Forum
You see Jim, it may help us to understand what then you define to be America. As even you often remind us, this is not the same America anymore, this is post 9/11. Its a time of giving up freedo...
THREAD Do we live a 'lie of character'?
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Philosophy Forum
Do we live a 'lie of character'? Those who know say that Kierkegaard (circa 1840) was a psychoanalyst without fear of being laughed at because he knew that the scoffers are uninformed. Few sapiens...
THREAD Global Family-Corruption Garbing others money- Blood Relations
1 Posts • 1985 Views
Philosophy Forum
Global Family-Corruption Garbing others money- Blood Relations If you establish the unity of human beings by showing the same material (five elements) of the bodies and same material (Pure awarenes...
THREAD Can reason be humanized and remain reasonable?
4 Posts • 2166 Views
Philosophy Forum
Can reason be humanized and remain reasonable? The pre-Socratic, which became the traditional view of rationality, was that thinking was essentially contemplative action; thinking was regarded as a...
THREAD ElectionsHow kerry won
14 Posts • 3524 Views
Politics & Current Events Forum
By Dennis Prager © 2004 Creators Syndicate, Inc. This column, which could be titled, "Whatever your position on Iraq, John Kerry is your man," is dedicated to Sean, a listener who cal...
THREAD ConsciousnessIs basic consciousness in early animal forms?
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Philosophy Forum
Is basic consciousness in early animal forms? Antonio Damasio is a scientist who has set out to organize a scientific study of human consciousness. Damasio utilizes a rather unique method that invo...
THREAD Are you a rules skeptic?
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Philosophy Forum
Are you a rules skeptic? Justice Scalia is an ardent defender of the virtue of legal rules. He says such rules reduce dramatically any uncertainty and indicate a level of justice by providing 'a cl...
THREAD Why are aesthetics such a muddle?
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Philosophy Forum
Why are aesthetics such a muddle? Aesthetics are such a muddle because this domain of knowledge, which we call aesthetics, contains a vast kinship of human meanings, attractions, appreciations, nee...
THREAD HomosexualityWhy Condone Fruitless Deviant Behavior?
94 Posts • 27067 Views
Sexuality & Intimacy Forum
First let me remind you that my main point is not merely non-productivity. I stated that the homosexual's decision to participate in these relationships acting or mimicking the opposite sex'...
THREAD ChristianityCellphone VS Bible
41 Posts • 13675 Views
Religion Forum
First I wrote so little and to me it seemed you pulled it out of context and misunderstood everything I wrote. As I explained I commented beyond your statements, as they were, as I stated, ambiguou...
THREAD Here is Practical Explanation about Next Life, Purpose of Human Life, philosophical/religious facts,
2 Posts • 3476 Views
Psychology Forum
Here is Practical Explanation about Next Life, Purpose of Human Life, philosophical/religious facts, theories etc. ________________________ ___ *********** Practical Explanation ( For Example ) :- `...
THREAD Why is Philosophy like General Motors?
4 Posts • 2492 Views
Philosophy Forum
Why is Philosophy like General Motors? With the aid of new brain scan technology the amalgamation of scientific disciplines that make up what is commonly known as SGCS (Second Generation Cognitive...
THREAD Are we on a 'Ship of Fools'?
3 Posts • 2371 Views
Philosophy Forum
Are we on a 'Ship of Fools'? From Katherine Anne Porter's novel, Ship of Fools, which was a big prizewinning best-seller in 1962, the producer and director Stanley Kramer produced a powerful a...
THREAD ChristianityCellphone VS Bible
41 Posts • 13675 Views
Religion Forum
Ironwood, First I wrote so little and to me it seemed you pulled it out of context and misunderstood everything I wrote. Right or wrong its what I felt. I feel you read a little too much into it and...
THREAD SpiritualityRandom quotes from a friend (long)
10 Posts • 4292 Views
Religion Forum
"The physical form is like an extension of the soul. Think about waves, there are big ones and small ones. Some go on only for a couple feet, some go on for miles, but they all crash eventually....
THREAD How is body and mind one?
4 Posts • 2625 Views
Philosophy Forum
First, there is emotion, then comes feeling, then comes consciousness of feeling. What are the emotions? The primary emotions are happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise and disgust. The seconda...
THREAD ElectionsSenator Clinton say\'s she has the experience to address the nation\'s myriad fiscal chall
1 Posts • 2022 Views
Politics & Current Events Forum
Senator Clinton say\'s she has the experience to address the nation\'s myriad fiscal challenges while also promising different groups $773 Billion in new spending if elected President. H...
THREAD ChristianityExcerp: America is not a Christian Nation
155 Posts • 43691 Views
Religion Forum
'Yes you have a right (in most states) to prohibit solicitation and if JW's violate your demands they can be held legally accountable. But without such a sign you do not have that right.' Are...
THREAD Do we get a kick out of intrigue?
4 Posts • 2517 Views
Philosophy Forum
Do we get a kick out of intrigue? Shakespeare's insight, as he proclaimed that life is a stage and we are the actors on that stage of life, leaves us pitiful, in nude exposure, of our self to our s...
THREAD God in ReligionIf there's a god, why is there evil?
222 Posts • 57491 Views
Religion Forum
Strongclad - "I ask this because too many people assume that the contents contained in the Bible are untrue. The key word here is ASSUME. An assumption is not enough to prove something wrong OR...
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