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Dialogue(s): parmenides Chapters: plg Sections: 130c Attendees: Pierre, Barbara, David, Regina, Bradley, Brian, JulieP, Adina - what is it to hold a hypothesis? - aristoteles rejects the 1st hyp - did any of the others (hyp's 2 to 9) work out so that aristoteles agrees that they are true? or does he reject them all? - nothing but contradictions are reached - so the truth you've reached is a rather curious truth, and the logos reached it: before The One, you can only remain silent - likewise with The Self - we can't even have a negative conclusion on the 1st hyp - and the methodology was followed exquisitely on all they hypotheses - it's a remarkable thing for a person to say, 'hey there are many views of the nature of god, and many views of the nature of man, and of the self. i'm going to straighten it out for you.' this is astonishing that he did it. - John Spencer's book ( The Eternal Law: Ancient Greek Philosophy, Modern Physics, and Ultimate Reality ), and an empiricist friend of a friend (JeffS) who could only get so far in reading this book because he thought it was heading toward a 'God' like his wife's incorrect/inadequate (Mormon) view - bringing home an insight into God (
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philosophy · plato · NSPRM · pg1 · parmenides · plg