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I think the confirmation of the 9 Hands of Cause was too prevent a
conspiracy of the Agshan to promote one of their members as the next
Guardian
Paul McKibben
On 10/01/2010 9:09 AM, Susan Maneck wrote:
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Although I think
understand about the Will and Testament they have no basis for a
claim or link to the Guardianship.
Paul McKibben
On 08/01/2010 9:35 PM, David Friedman wrote:
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We see the Remeyites as ignoring or misunderstanding the Will and
Testament. Yet there is one key part
historians will point back and indicate which events
were the turning points leading to the lesser peace.
Paul McKibben
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of the divine is just evidence that we do not know
what we are talking about when we talk about God.
Paul McKibben
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Mark A. Foster wrote:
Which, IMO, is why it is always best to let people describe (and
label) themselves. For instance, I have sometimes read people claim
that there are no atheists. To me, that fails to give sufficient
credit to those who call themselves atheists (as if they had not
Mark A. Foster wrote:
After posting the last message on panentheism and the Kabbalah, I
decided to Google panentheism. I just found the following in the
Wikipedia Article:
Panentheism in the Bahá'í Faith
Some Bahá'ís are panentheistic. Human nature
in and extract some good insights in
these philosophies. a spirit of open-minded sympathy reminds me of
the Hermeneutic approach of Gadamer.
Paul McKibben
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Susan Maneck wrote:
To classify everyone who lives during a certain period under the
rubric of modernism is to make the term meaningless.
No I would not classify everyone during that period as modernist nor
would I think all modernist the same. But how much were others
influenced or
Thanks
Mark A. Foster wrote:
Paul McKibben wrote:
Interesting, I would like to read a more expanded discourse on this.
The danger I see in applying these terms to the writings is that is
thinking more about rubric or category this or that verse falls
under and not listening to what
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By Modernism I mean that movement/age from the 19th century to the middle of
the 20th
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in the process of the social constructions of their values, rely upon
various sources. Some of those sources can be religious.\
I see just about everything we know and value emenating from the human
mind. A religious practice would cultivate the flowering of more
spiritual endeavors.
Paul McKibben
Mark A. Foster wrote:
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The rubric Modernism is a broad human category on spectrum oh human
thoughts and ideas, I would think it is a bad idea to apply it to
revealed writings.
Personally, I agree with Sen, although I am uncertain whether he would
accede to my
Mark A. Foster wrote:
Outside of North America and, to a lesser extent, Australia, evolution
is accepted by the majority of theists, atheists, agnostics,
apatheists, etc. The fact that some natural scientists, like Richard
Dawkins, happen to be vocal religious skeptics is irrelevant, IMO.
an in influence on Buber. Nevertheless Levinas had a
interesting phenomenological approach to theism.
Paul McKibben
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if most
of the thinkers in present day modernity are not atheists, can they bring
anything from their spiritual and religious values into their field of study?
AS much as they can not indicates the extent 19th century modernism cast its
shadow over present day modernity.
Paul McKibben
The rubric Modernism is a broad human category on spectrum oh human
thoughts and ideas, I would think it is a bad idea to apply it to
revealed writings.
Paul McKibben
Gilberto Simpson wrote:
Hmmm... I'm curious about how you would describe the relationship (if
any) betweeen Modernism and Bahai
few pages of The secret of
Divine Civilization inspire me to something nobler and loftier.
Paul McKibben
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'post-modern.'
Yes, I can see that as a better picture. I can also see the
Enlightenment leading to many of the ideas of Modernism. Freud and
Nietzsche whether classified as Post-modern lived in the 19th century
and are part that century and its influence.
Paul McKibben
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