Subject: Re: Persius Project
Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2002 19:28:28 +0000


Jud wrote:

>Michael: Just because you haven't got a clue about how to refute my 
>criticisms
>of Heidegger, you enter into the usual distasteful personal attacks.
>Can't you see that I am immune from them by now and would almost miss
>them if they sufddenenly stopped [some hopes.]
>
>I threw out a challenge years ago for anyone to refute my critique of
>Heidegger's  so-called Grundbegriffe  - the only one who ever
>seriously  tried was Stuart,and that didn't amount to much.

And there you go again, pointing out a splinter in the eyes of others when 
there's a king sized log jammed up your own. Which is a more serious error 
(assuming it's an error in the first place) - making a mistake about a Being 
in general, or being a hypocrite by criticizing others for going with 
nonappearance over appearance when you blatantly contradict yourself by 
accepting nonappearances, such as the "evil" which you called religion? 
Which is worse, a philosophical error, or committing a philosophical error 
AND being a hypocrite about it? No amount of war experience absolves you of 
that, old boy.

Anthony Crifasi

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