[MD] The SOM/MOQ discrepancy.

[MarshaV]

At 11:18 AM 12/17/2008, you wrote:


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>Subject: Re: [MD] The SOM/MOQ discrepancy.
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>Marsha,
>This is what I'd like to discuss, what happened?
>I see the pre-socratic  philosophers getting
>the ball rolling, the worship of Greek reason.
>
>The literal translation of abstract concepts
>produced the religeon you love to hate.
>
>The road to hell IS paved with good intentions eh?
>
>My main stress is on the pitfalls of rationalism, some here
>use it to justify their stance on MoQ interpretation.
>I would like to point out what the concequences of this
>may be.
>
>  The MoQ could be just as nice a faire tale in the proper hands.


Ron,

I asked a small question.

I don't love to hate anything.  "The MOQ supports religion but does 
not support many Christian traditions."   I do not like any of the 
big three: Judaism, Christianity or the Muslim religion.  I do not 
consider any religion that that suppresses women worthy of 
establishing moral values.  But maybe you think differently.  And I 
think you had it right by the statement, 'the myth of rationality'.

I won't interrupt you again, at least not for a few days.  I suppose 
you answered my question the best you could.

Off to make a sauerbraten and Yule cookies.


Marsha








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