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Harrison Koehli co-hosts SOTT Radio Network's MindMatters, and is an editor for Red Pill Press. He has been interviewed on several North American radio shows about his writings on the study of ponerology. In addition to music and books, Harrison enjoys tobacco and bacon (often at the same time) and dislikes cell phones, vegetables, and fascists (commies too).
Born and raised in New York City, Elan has been an editor for SOTT.net since 2014 and is a co-host for MindMatters. He enjoys seeing and sharing what's true about our profoundly and rapidly changing world.
Adam joined the editorial team in 2014 and is a co-host of MindMatters. His particular interests include philosophy, history, exercise science, and technology. He particularly dislikes Critical Race Theory and people who're so afraid of death that they prevent others from living. He also knows kung fu.
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I haven't read any R.G. Collingwood books for a few years.
I will read the books again and I found them to be brilliant with much depth.
He especially liked Christianity since Jesus made the transcendent real and in the world, I guess. Another perspective would see the disconnect in Christianity from reality, excluding knowledge that comes from elsewhere, obsessions with non-spiritual issues, understanding Paul's letters as 'let Jesus do everything for them' instead of taking the stale parts of Jewish Law as karma to be overcome or extinguished like in any eastern religion. China had its high God, now conflated with the Confucian Heaven, but Confucius brings it "down to earth" via sincere (knowing what's good and bad) self-improvement, and respecting ancestors and elders, and conforming to society when it's good for you. Stoicism brings everything down to earth, because unlike one incarnated Logos named Jesus, a stoic will immediately tell you that you have this will that comes from on high and these rational functions that come from on high, you yourself are an active participant. Buddhism and forms of Hinduism have salvation theologies without the exclusiveness of Christianity.
Anyway, things to criticize.
Thanks,
BK
Thanks,
BK
Learning about absolute presuppositions has opened up a world full of mystery for me.
BK
since there's a beginning, it never ends - after.
Thank-You.