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of the Kill!
May 2002 time: 05:33
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quote: Originally posted by lord of the mark
Indeed - the deity is eternal. Radically other to the natural world. The meal is part of this world, the product of the restlessly changing processes of nature, life, birth, growth, death. How can the eternal impact the temporal?? What does it mean to speak of G-d IN the world???? These are deep, questions.
They cannot be fully addressed in a forum such as this, and i am not certain at this point of my stand on them.
I think at this point, that a mystical/kabbalistic approach is more promising than a traditional theological approach. To advance my knowledge in this area I am currently reading Gershom Scholems "The Messianic Idea in Judaism" I am a little saddened by his critique of Martin Buber, since I thought Bubers attempt to link Hasidic mysticism with modern Existentialism might be part of the answer, but i find Scholems arguement (that Hasidic mysticism contains a Platonic component incompatible with existentialism) compelling. |
OK, I find this stuff interesting. 
This is the kind of info I like collecting in these threads.

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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:33
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quote: Originally posted by asleepathewheel
Has the following question been asked:
What would you do if a deity was proven to exist? |
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