Arts & Humanities: Philosophy: “Question: Do you think the world is a negative allegory of what should be? A negative lesson?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Do you think the world is a negative allegory of what should be? A negative lesson?
- Question: What IS the TRUTH ?
- Question: How to find the passion of my life? Any methods?
- Question: Is jus ad bellum logically independent from jus in bello?
- Question: She's Going To Need Friends. I Need Friends. And The Lord Works In Mysterious Ways. What do you think of that philosophy?
- Question: I need advice please please please I'm crying my eyes out...?
| Question: Do you think the world is a negative allegory of what should be? A negative lesson? Posted: 26 Oct 2015 01:58 AM PDT Oh yeah, sure. God MUST have wanted to keep us guessing about Wow! ... the reverse lesson known as your mommie must think that you are *s-o-o-o-o* profound !!! |
| Posted: 26 Oct 2015 01:41 AM PDT Depending upon who you ask today, the question "What is Truth" will get you very different answers and, perhaps, lead to even more questions. Here are some current thoughts on truth: There is No Absolute Truth. But wait a minute! This statement is making an absolute claim to truth. It defeats its own claim. Truth is Relative. Does that include the statement that truth is relative? It would have to, making this statement invalid since no claim to truth can be made by this statement, including the claim that truth is relative. You have Your Truth and I have My Truth. And if your truth and my truth are in conflict, what do we have? Can there be conflicting truths? If so, then how do you determine what is valid? If my truth is that there is no God, and your truth is that there is a God, does that really effect whether there is a God or not? Saying that we each have our own truth may make us comfortable but we would have to not care about truth to say this, because no matter what my experience or your experience tells us, the truth exists as it is. Truth is within You. Seek truth within yourself and you are back to what your experience tells you or to what you want to be the truth. Your perception may affect you and be true to what you want to believe, but it does not affect what the truth really is. Your experience and belief could be telling you that something false is true. So what is Truth? If you're tired of wondering or of playing these mind games, consider that maybe truth is not all that complex. Maybe it is something a child can grasp. Maybe truth is a person. The God-Man Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me." (John 14:6) Will you be like Pilate, who asked "What is truth?" (John 18:38) right after Jesus said to him, "And I came to bring truth to the world. All who love the truth recognize that what I say is true," (John 18:37b)? Or will you be like the Roman officer who saw Jesus die on the cross and said, "Truly, this was the Son of God!" (Mark 15:39) As Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the life; he who believes in Me shall live even if he dies, " (John 11:25) and "I am the door; if anyone enters through Me, he shall be saved; and shall go in and out, and find pasture," (John 10:9). |
| Question: How to find the passion of my life? Any methods? Posted: 26 Oct 2015 01:23 AM PDT Please consult a psychologist. Dr. Susan Biali, M.D. is a medical doctor, media health and wellness expert, life and health coach, professional speaker, flamenco dancer, and the author of Live a Life You Love: 7 Steps to a Healthier, Happier, More Passionate You, (link is external) dedicated to helping people worldwide get healthy, find happiness and enjoy more meaningful lives that they love. Dr. Biali is available for keynote presentations, media commentary, and private life and health coaching—contact susan@susanbiali.com (link sends e-mail) or visit www.susanbiali.com for more details. He explains five easy steps which are easy and simple to follow. If you strictly follow his advice, you will find the passion of your life. |
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| Posted: 25 Oct 2015 11:09 PM PDT She's Going To Need Friends. I Need Friends. And The Lord Works In Mysterious Ways. What do you think of that philosophy? ~~~ That isn't philosophy, it's a bumpersticker, a fortune cookie! *__- Philosophy is 'original critical thought'; Critical Thinking Bertrand Russell on Critical Thinking As opposed to the 'scholastic'; "..."philosophologists", a term coined by Robert Pirsig ("Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance", "Lila") to denote people who study other people's philosophy but cannot do philosophy themselves. He also says that most people who consider themselves philosophers are actually philosophologists. The difference between a philosopher and a philosophologist is like the difference between an art and aesthetics; one does and the other studies what the other does and theorizes about it." |
| Question: I need advice please please please I'm crying my eyes out...? Posted: 25 Oct 2015 11:08 PM PDT Find a study area. It should be free of distractions. Use a desk if possible. Don't have the TV on. A girl riding a spirited horse Don't procrastinate. Have a definite schedule for your homework, and stick to it. Have a plan. Decide which project you should tackle first, which one second, and so forth. List these on paper, and give each one a time limit. Cross off each assignment as you complete it. Take breaks. If you find yourself losing focus, stop for a brief rest. But get back to your homework as soon as possible. Have confidence in yourself. Remember, the difference between a good student and a poor one usually has more to do with diligence than intelligence. (Proverbs 10:4) You can make a success of school. Put forth the effort, and you will reap the rewards. |
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