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No one can truly become unto death without fragmenting into a million pieces and losing his mind...the last guy to actually become constantly was Nietzsche...and he did indeed go insane...one can become in so far as one can move from a center...that center is being...if you actually go into it...the recognition of being is the recognition of GOD that is why most atheists are deluding themselves...unless the atheist is intellectually honest and is a nihilist he is hiding behind a label.
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GamezCentral13 1 year ago
***Soren Kierkgaard...lol
HewManatee 1 year ago
I go to the University of Minnesota now. That is very cool.
cielo200100 1 year ago
awesome
treid100182 1 year ago
Fascinating. I am enthralled. Where is Part II, he's just getting going here.
As for the previous commentator, Professor McInerny is highly respected, quite erudite, and a thoughtful scholar, refreshingly lacking pomposity...but he's not Jay Leno for pete's sake.
6127100 2 years ago 2
§ 2. THE EXISTING SUBJECTIVE THINKER IS IN HIS EXISTENTIAL RELATION TO THE TRUTH AS NEGATIVE AS HE IS POSITIVE; HE HAS AS MUCH HUMOR AS HE HAS ESSENTIAL PATHOS, AND HE IS CONSTANTLY IN PROCESS OF BECOMING, I.E. HE IS ALWAYS STRIVING
writes SK in the Postcript. unfortunately the professor has neither humor nor pathos nor does he seem in process of becoming; he is frozen before his time.
mitohistoriador 3 years ago