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How do we know?
Most people feel that they know a certain number of true things about themselves and the world they live in. But what is the process by which we come to hold one thing true and another false?
Imagine being in a group of people at the “petting zoo” part of the Monterey Bay Aquarium viewing a frog.
How do we know . . .
The fro... read more
Most people feel that they know a certain number of true things about themselves and the world they live in. But what is the process by which we come to hold one thing true and another false?
Imagine being in a group of people at the “petting zoo” part of the Monterey Bay Aquarium viewing a frog.
How do we know . . .
The fro... read more
The Thesis-Writing Mammal Considers Albedo (Why I Belie
Posted November 2, 2011 by Maya Bohnhoff in Meditations, Beyond Religion, Traditional Paths in Conversation, The Good Books
I'm new here, and I couldn't help but respond with warm appreciation to Rabbi Shapiro's commentary What I Believe.
He's right, of course. It's good to stop frequently to assess what we believe and why. So, since I am new here. I'd like to share why I believe.
As a believer (I am a Baha'i) who hangs out on atheist websites, I am repeatedly bemuse... read more
He's right, of course. It's good to stop frequently to assess what we believe and why. So, since I am new here. I'd like to share why I believe.
As a believer (I am a Baha'i) who hangs out on atheist websites, I am repeatedly bemuse... read more
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