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    Re: Is there an absolute Principle?

    Well, I suppose if you choose to remain totally lost in the dark ages of ignorance, that's up to you. Have a great new year.
    "To develop the skill of correct thinking is in the first place to learn what you have to disregard. In order to go on, you have to know what to leave out; this is the essence of effective thinking." Kurt Godel
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    All is under law,and universal law unfolds out of the absolute principle which was "wrapped within" the primary involutionaty process at the onset of creation,first the primal
    principle (law) unfolding to allow the others entry into physical existance.



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    Re: Is there an absolute Principle?

    Quote Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick View Post
    All is under law,and universal law unfolds out of the absolute principle which was "wrapped within" the primary involutionaty process at the onset of creation,first the primal
    principle (law) unfolding to allow the others entry into physical existance.

    regards michael.
    An absolute principle requires, at the least, some initial intuitive reasoning. There is a logical order to intuitive reasoning___this is not it... I suggest re-reveiwing Aristotle's ethics...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lloyd Gillespie View Post
    An absolute principle requires, at the least, some initial intuitive reasoning. There is a logical order to intuitive reasoning___this is not it... I suggest re-reveiwing Aristotle's ethics...

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    Thank you Lloyd for your most friendly advice,sadly I will have to ignore it though,
    but will say that I have a great respect for dear old Aristotle,he was a wise and humble
    man,and one that I am most fond of.

    The absolute principle reignus supremo!


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    Re: Is there an absolute Principle?

    The absolute principle is intuitional choice, Mk, just as Aristotle stated, so many years ago... All have the choice to choose real or abstract...

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    Aristotle was a wise man,I feel a kind of kinship with him?To choose between real and
    abstract,I would choose both!As they are equally valid,in my opinion,the real that lies
    within,and the abstract that lies without,such as the beauty and majesty of natures ever
    changing pagent.


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    Re: Is there an absolute Principle?

    Quote Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick View Post
    Aristotle was a wise man,I feel a kind of kinship with him?To choose between real and
    abstract,I would choose both!As they are equally valid,in my opinion,the real that lies
    within,and the abstract that lies without,such as the beauty and majesty of natures ever
    changing pagent.


    regards michael.
    MK, you better get yourself a better dictionary. You have it backwards, real and abstract, but consider the source... Rule #1___you can't change dictionary meanings...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lloyd Gillespie View Post
    MK, you better get yourself a better dictionary. You have it backwards, real and abstract, but consider the source... Rule #1___you can't change dictionary meanings...

    regards,
    You are incorrect there my man,meanings change all the time,and dictionaries reflect
    this ever changing scenerio.When I was a wee boy,the word gay in the dictionary,was
    vastly different than it is understood today?Also the word cool!There are many,many,
    more,so you see,you are wrong again.


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    Re: Is there an absolute Principle?

    Quote Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick View Post
    You are incorrect there my man,meanings change all the time,and dictionaries reflect
    this ever changing scenerio.When I was a wee boy,the word gay in the dictionary,was
    vastly different than it is understood today?Also the word cool!There are many,many,
    more,so you see,you are wrong again.

    regards michael.
    Lieing about the facts, doesn't change the facts. Remember___facts are facts...

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    "To develop the skill of correct thinking is in the first place to learn what you have to disregard. In order to go on, you have to know what to leave out; this is the essence of effective thinking." Kurt Godel
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lloyd Gillespie View Post
    Lieing about the facts, doesn't change the facts. Remember___facts are facts...

    regards,
    Really?Is that then a fact,or just your opinion,on what you think are facts?

    Here is a fact;False
    Analysis
    Creates
    Tension.=FACT!


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