@Menak666 No (in the sense that I am not actively taking any courses on the subject), and no. When I was at uni it was for classical dance.... (braces for the influx from THAT little tidbit).
@TheCarruths Actually, I am quite shocked about the Classical Dance thing, Ben, but not because it was you taking dance classes, but because it wasn't MODERN Dance, you know, like Martha Graham type of stuff :) That would seem to go more in accordance with your appreciation of the aesthetic value of the more unconventional forms of artistic expression.
Very interesting. I must admit, I've never considered the metaphorical nature of descriptive statements about God, but this is very intriguing, and I think it makes sense.
i'm not gonna pretend i've grasped everything you've said in this series so far.
but it has been very interesting.
& from my particular bias, i've also found it interesting to sometimes interchange your use of the word 'god' with 'nature' (when 'nature' is taken in its absolute, all-encompassing kind of sense)
@Menak666 No (in the sense that I am not actively taking any courses on the subject), and no. When I was at uni it was for classical dance.... (braces for the influx from THAT little tidbit).
TheCarruths 3 months ago
@TheCarruths Actually, I am quite shocked about the Classical Dance thing, Ben, but not because it was you taking dance classes, but because it wasn't MODERN Dance, you know, like Martha Graham type of stuff :) That would seem to go more in accordance with your appreciation of the aesthetic value of the more unconventional forms of artistic expression.
lookagain77 3 months ago
Very interesting. I must admit, I've never considered the metaphorical nature of descriptive statements about God, but this is very intriguing, and I think it makes sense.
NomosCharis 3 months ago
i'm not gonna pretend i've grasped everything you've said in this series so far.
but it has been very interesting.
& from my particular bias, i've also found it interesting to sometimes interchange your use of the word 'god' with 'nature' (when 'nature' is taken in its absolute, all-encompassing kind of sense)
TWITfromURANUS 3 months ago