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handsandcities.com
Is everything holy? Can reality, in itself, be worthy of reverence? |
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joecarlsmith.com
Is everything holy? Can reality, in itself, be worthy of reverence? |
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www.deism.com
BeginningsI was born in late 1950 in upstate New York, where I spent most of my early childhood. My later childhood and adolescence were spent in suburban Chicago, where I went to later grade school, junior high school, high school, and my first two years of college. I came of age during the turbulent period of the late 1960's and early 1970's. I have lived all my adult life in California, mostly in San Diego, where I moved with my parents from the Midwest in 1970, transferring from a small coll |
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brinkley.blog
In the tradition, monotheistic notions of God and the soul were read into Plato and Aristotle. Just using the word "God" or "soul" in later times immediately invoked strong connotations from a monotheistic background that were very different from Plato and Aristotle's context. Plato's dialogues do famously talk about immortality of the soul, but the... |
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