From: Mark Steven Heyman (markheyman@infoproconsulting.com)
Date: Sat Dec 25 2004 - 20:24:23 GMT
On 25 Dec 2004 at 12:32, David Buchanan wrote:
dmb says:
Oh, Dude. You're killing me here. Authority and credentials are
entirely beside the point. Sam's assertion is that Schleiermacher has
influenced William James, especially the views expressed in his
VARITIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE. I have only pointed out that
Schleiermacher is not even mentioned in that book.
the ex-ref:
But I thought Sam was saying that a connection between Schleiermacher
and James was detailed in Chapter 8 of Jantzen's book? It may or may
not convince you, but might be worth a look.
dmb:
That's why Sam's assertion seems to be an exaggeration, if not
entirely untrue. My argument has nothing to do with credentials or
authority. It simply points out that there is no apparent connection
between the two thinkers. I know that we and Pirsig are not listed in
the encyclopedia of Philosophy. Neither are Campbell and Wilber. Tis
not the point at all.
the ex-ref:
I know. I was just trying to sound authoritative, for job-security
enhancement. But, 'twas to no avail...
dmb:
Oh, and one more thing for the moderator. You're fired.
the ex-ref:
See?
Mark Steven Heyman (msh)
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