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Daily Archives: September 14, 2010
Muslims in England Burn the U.S. Constitution
The below video represents Herderian politics in action: underground men, as if stepping out of the shadows of a Dostoevsky or Conrad novel, possessed of a collectivist ideology that has made them mad, eat bitterness together. It is a protest in Britain initiated by … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, herderianism, Islam, Muslims, quran, the bill of rights, the constitution, the Enlightenment, Thomas Jefferson, totalitarianism
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An Agnostic’s Take on Deism v. Atheism
In terms of deism v. atheism, as an agnostic I’d say that deism is the more appealing position. If atheism is true, afterall, then the universe doesn’t, in any ultimate sense, really cohere, and that’s a sad thought (to think … Continue reading
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Tagged agnostic, agnosticism, atheism, atheist, deism, Genesis, God, Jesus, percy bysshe shelley, philosophy, psychology, the Bible
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