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| Blog Name: | halfsatori |
| Url: | http://www.halfsatori.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | metaphysics, psychology, religion |
| Description: | Beyond the holy cows. In the free flow of exploration, experience and enlightenment. |
| Popularity: | 16 Followers |
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Relativist Revealed as Embodiment of Evil
Dissociated PressSunday, October 18, 2009Dark Northern ForestsWhen rumors about the evil in the fundament of a Finnish freak thinker began to circulate in early October, few could guess just how on the mark the suspicions were. Sources have since confirmed the actuality of the allegations, fueled by a surprise disc
Dissociated PressSunday, October 18, 2009Dark Northern ForestsWhen rumors about the evil in the fundament of a Finnish freak thinker began to circulate in early October, few could guess just how on the mark the suspicions were. Sources have since confirmed the actuality of the allegations, fueled by a surprise disc
On Ideological Fundamentalism
I've had my fair share of encounters with the polarities of rigid absolutism and objectivism on one side, and flexible relativism and subjectivism on the other, and have eventually come to see the light that lets all flowers bloom. While it's not a popular position to take among the followers of one tradition or the other, I haven't heard the likes of the following statement I came across yesterday
I've had my fair share of encounters with the polarities of rigid absolutism and objectivism on one side, and flexible relativism and subjectivism on the other, and have eventually come to see the light that lets all flowers bloom. While it's not a popular position to take among the followers of one tradition or the other, I haven't heard the likes of the following statement I came across yesterday
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