For all X, Hopeless(X). Except that the aforementioned is inadmissable on grounds of 2 Corinthians 4:7-12; 16-18 (NIV). What is impossible is *necessary*. And *true*, in the light of God. Why does it always feel so not-quite-graspable, so unendingly antelucan, though?
"Wer, wenn ich schriee...?"
Well, I know Wer, but how about Venn? A diagram would always be helpful. Or an angel. One that wasn't "schrecklich." Where *did* Rilke get that idea? I'm not in a Bavarian Castle, nor does the idea much appeal, even in the game of Anywhere But Here. Maybe you had to be there. Night -- and there's night, when the ice weasels come -- really drains our spiritual strength. Fiat lux. Hear that, sun?
Sympathy and empathy; what’s the difference?
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This arose from an article I read in *Philosophy Now* (Issue 167,
April/May 2025) by James R. Robinson, who developed his ideas while writing
his MA the...
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ü löst än ümläüt ïn thërë sömëwhërë, mëthïnks.
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