Reflections on Hobbes’ “Village Idiot”.
Going from “one one one” to “three”.
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Going from “one one one” to “three”.
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The four Christian congregations compared; especially the Kantian and the Paulian congregations with respect to the utility of sacred history and creed.
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A Christian variation on the Muslim theme of patience. While making and heeding moral judgment, nevertheless the Christian is willing to wait for all information before making judgments concerning the ultimate effect of all acts and even of all events.
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Toying with an order where the government and the church were one and where the church taught communism as an expression of Christian love, and where membership in the church/commune was entirely voluntary, and where every Christian were a Communist and every Communist a Christian.
Continue August 17, 2007
Inspired by the lunch table at Atlanta’s First United Methodist Church, where I imagine that Immanuel Kant drops in and joins us and gabs with us at the table. It presents, I think, a good description of his thinking about churches, and the Christian church in particular. Here I try to speak in accordance with my present understanding of Kant.
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Musing and some clarity on Kant’s use of “conscience” in his work on rational religion. It is a consciousness which, oddly enough, happens also to be a rational duty.
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Musing on the authority of Christian interpretion of scripture, and then musing about Jesus as the “revolutionary” and his contrast of the Kingdoms of Light and Dark. Very preliminary.
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A draft letter calling on bible believers to start with Jesus and John 5 before heeding any interpretations calling for what would otherwise be commonly seen as unfair conduct. Some personal stuff also.
Continue August 3, 2007
Kant and the Inquisitor. And what it means to act according to conscience.
Continue August 2, 2007
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