THE CURMUDGEON
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I stumbled upon this 'booklet' while searching for something else: https://wellington.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/4131#idx7278 ... -
A song caught my attention today. It was Get Together by The Youngbloods. I remember listening to this when at school - 6th form in ... -
It's a gorgeous day here (see pics). There's no time for lying around all morning in a motel bed or surmising futilely about metaph...
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They never taught us that stuff in 3G.
No, not Spinoza although spinning might have been a component of your home economics class.
Baruch Spinoza, Dutch philosopher, appears to be famous for a book he wrote on ethics. As a pantheist he believed that God and the universe are the same, meaning I guess that God is not pure spirit and thus not separate from what God created, Which, to coin Peter's favourite word is 'nonsense'.
Maybe he knew more about ethics than theology!
I’d rather go with Spinoza than you if I wasn’t an atheist.
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