Re: Modified Abstract

2004-11-04 Thread Sandra Chamberlain
Mark: As I am using these terms, naming particulars by attribution would be identical to universals or structurization. For instance, gender is a result of attributing characteristics to people defined (rightly or wrongly) as being one sex or the other. (I say rightly or wrongly since there is

Re: Modified Abstract

2004-11-04 Thread Mark A. Foster
Sandra, At 02:23 AM 11/4/2004, you wrote: Okay! It is fair to say that the process isn't without error... (haven't read Hacking ... obviously) I am not sure how error would fit in. As Aleister Crowley said, Do as thou wilt is the whole of the law. Through expressing our wills, we

Re: Modified Abstract

2004-11-04 Thread Richard H. Gravelly
Mark, you said: I am not sure how error would fit in. As Aleister Crowley said, Do as thou wilt is the whole of the law. Through expressing our wills, we collectively (in interaction with others) structurize our lifeworlds. My intention is not to discuss the merits of his statement or the

Re: Modified Abstract

2004-11-04 Thread Richard H. Gravelly
Yes, I think that God's directive to name created things was, in effect, an authorization to structurize creation. I wonder then, as the Baha'i Era opened with a Book known as Qayyum-i-Asma and that Asma is one of the Names of God, then that man has the implied authority to name anew creation

Re: Modified Abstract

2004-11-04 Thread Mark A. Foster
Hi, Richard, At 06:53 PM 11/4/2004, you wrote: I wonder then, as the Baha'i Era opened with a Book known as Qayyum-i-Asma and that Asma is one of the Names of God, then that man has the implied authority to name anew creation which would include the inner world of himself, hence the explosion