[MD] the MOQ and its environment
craigerb at comcast.net
craigerb at comcast.net
Mon Feb 26 10:49:36 PST 2007
[Ham]
> In order to claim that it is a monistic (non-dual) system, the MoQ must
> metaphysically demonstrate that existence is self-caused (i.e., not derived
> from a non-contradictory source) and not contingent upon a subject/object
> duality.
The MoQ is the view that reality is not derived & is the source of subject/duality, so it is by your definition non-dualistic.
[Kevin]
> because reality is infinite, all formal, finite systems of thought are dualistic, i.e., there's reality (one part) > and there's the system that points to reality (second part).
Reality & the MoQ are not 2 different parts of anything. The MoQ is part of reality.
Craig
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