/lit/ - Literature

>>16937651

>>15138411

Not him, but nowhere. In the same way that you are always now, and the inference of Time as a medium is more fanciful than simply claiming that past and future are qualitatively distinct from now and merely telescopically expand therefrom, the inference of Space as a medium is more fanciful than simply claiming that there or elsewhere are likewise secondary perversions superimposed on each one's eternal here, which are not only unique, but uniquely unique, not communicating at all, except for being Dialectically inside each other, and fundamentally being each other proper.

>>14497158

Dialectically.

>>13466143

THESES:

1. A parent allows a child freedom unless this or until that. God allows Man freedom unconditionally. Which one is Good?

2. If everyone was still and quiet for a day, which of the Evils you ascribe to God would persist?

3. Given: Initial Good of God>absolute freedom of Man>absolute permission to do Evil, would mitigation of or exemption from consequential Evil be congruent with or contrary to the initial Good of God?

>>13466143

THESES:

1. A parent allows a child freedom unless this or until that. God allows Man freedom unconditionally. Which one is Good?

2. If everyone stood still and quiet for a day, which of the Evils you ascribe to God would persist?

3. Given: Initial Good of God>absolute freedom of Man>absolute permission to do Evil, would mitigation or exemption from consequential Evil be congruent with or contrary to the initial Good of God?

>>12969182
>i want to return to hegel

yes YES he destroyed his cage

>>12551702

Jesus subsumes, as usual:

>The eye is the lamp of the body. If your eyes are healthy, your whole body will be full of light. But if your eyes are unhealthy, your whole body will be full of darkness. If then the light within you is darkness, how great is that darkness!

>Blessed is the lion which becomes man when consumed by man; and cursed is the man whom the lion consumes, and the lion becomes man.