Rich,
At 08:11 PM 9/9/2005, you wrote:
>>I guess I don't. When I'm treating patients, I'm a Baha'i.<<
I am always a Baha'i, always a sociologist, and always an individual. I have no
problem simultaneously seeing an issue from various perspectives associated
with each of these statuses.
>>Only in that you said you had no choice. I was this example to illustrate
>>that you did have a choice and you made it.<<
My point was that, as a sociologist of religion, I have no choice but to
acknowledge a person's religious identity. Although I am not a Weberian, I
don't see how I can do sociology without having at least a minimal degree of
Verstehen ("to understand" in Weber's sense of empathic understanding).
I wrote:
>>>>This is a Baha'i studies list, not a Baha'i list. In any event, I think
>>>>that my responses have reflected my views both as a sociologist and as a
>>>>Baha'i.<<<<
You replied:
>>Fair enough, Then, I respectfully disagree with you.<<
Are you disagreeing that this is a Baha'i studies, not a Baha'i, list?
Via moderna, Mark A. Foster . http://markfoster.net
... since [a] word is said to be common, it can be called
a universal. - Wm. of Ockham, Summa Logicae, part I
Structurization Tech: http://tech.structurization.com
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