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Atheism, Cont.
In a recent post I decried Atheism, or the way that some approach it, for being absolute. However, as Cheryl reminded me, atheism or no faith does no necessarily equate to anything absolute, but rather the opposite. My scattered thoughts emerged … Continue reading
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0 = ∞
This is a brief introduction to a long topic. I will start with a quote. Maybe we should create a quote page? This comes from D.T. Suzuki (one of the men credited with bringing Zen to the West): “So with … Continue reading
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Tagged 0, absolute freedom, ∞, contradiction, D.T. Suzuki, no-mind, nothingness, Zen
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