From: henry sholar <hwsholar-AT-uncg.edu>
Subject: Re: god and gramm
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 07:16:23 -0500



On Thu, 30 Jul 1998 15:08:26 -0600 Cyprus <sadecamus-AT-SPRINTMAIL.COM> 
wrote:

> Mr. Sholar,
> 
>   well, since you reject all absolutes--absolutely, I might add--, how the
> hell do you know for certain that we are not talking about logic?  I am
> afraid, Mr. Sholar, that we are locked into logic as we are locked into
> grammar.  And, thus, if Nietzsche is correct, we cannot avoid being
> theists--if only by habit.
> 
> Inspector Toodles
> 

dear and beloved old 
knucklehead-tryin'-tuh-knock-some-sense-intuh-everbody's-haid-sweet-old 
friend-(intimate-for years)-Paul,

i didn't reject any of your absolutes, Paul, nor did I not reject them 
not absolutely either.  I simply pointed out to you that, while you are
assuming for the sake of a rather old, dusty, and boring box-like view 
of "reason" and "reality" that 'we' weren't gonna fit in that box.  
Come on Paul, go, let the fly out of the flybottle, spread your little 
wings!

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henry sholar
hwsholar-AT-uncg.edu



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