I have just discovered Charles S. Peirce. Is there
anyone on the list familiar with his work and writings? In the following
article written for Popular
Science Monthly
in 1877 I was amazed by some of the parallellsin Abdu'l-Baha's various
commentaries. At first I thought perhaps Peirce
Hello Sandra, I am somewhat familiar with Peirce and some of his
writings, most of which are not published. Peirce is America's
profoundest thinkers. and interests in his writing come from around the
world. Besides being the founder of pragmatism he also developed
semiotics. He was a logician, a
Thank you, Paul, for your comments and additional resource
information.
It's also reassuring to learn that
someone-elserecognized a similarityto the Sacred Writings in his
work. Whenever I encounter a seeming "familarity" I think of this
assurance from Baha'u'llah:
"Whoso reciteth,
Dear
Jack,
This
sounds like a question for Khazeh, but my understanding is that the Primal Will
is the Manifestation in His universal aspect, i.e. in the sense that They are
all one.
warmest, Susan
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