Re: What Ought 'We' Mean? (RE What Good is God?)
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Thanks for this. Interesting stuff, esp. the issue of experience.
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Some might say that experience is interpretation, that a perceptive stream is an idea believed.
Cashify 2 years ago
Indeed, and phenomenologically I believe there is both truth and misdescription in this proposition.
emblemOFbeing 2 years ago
Spinoza would say that since volition (will) and intellect are the same (two modes of the same reality qua god) then one cannot actually understand/have a thought without believing it--for however brief a time that may be. Descartes would say that the essence of the understanding is to hold an idea up in a kind of neutral limbo for subsequent judgment (true/false). Spinoza's view is that we necessarily believe everything and only SOMETIMES reject ideas. So in the widest sense, I can agree.
emblemOFbeing 2 years ago