From: james marshall (edgarj@shaw.ca)
Date: Sun Dec 07 2003 - 01:58:15 GMT
On 5 Dec 2003 4:34 PM Jim asks:
"Then the aesthetic nature of the MoQ is a value blind spot to those holding
faith?"
Hi Jim, and forum,
Jim: holding beauty and chaos! The 'choosing unit' of an individual is an
an intense coherence between static quality within and across levels." When
a microbe eats, is the microbe beyond gravity? I do not know if a Buddhist
would see this as a problem. The theory of evolution does have an intense
coherence between static quality within and across levels. The theory of
evolution is part of the aesthetic nature of the MoQ.
"The nature of beauty depends on the levels involved and their relationship
to each other." "Render to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God
s and to Me what is Mine." Does this create an impassable gulf between
Buddhism and Christianity? Maybe Jim knows.
Jim asks - resolutely holding faith are looking only at a comprehension of
existence, an emotional point of view so to speak. Does the aesthetic
nature of the MoQ pertain to existence, purpose, quality, individually or
comprehensively? Whatever the answer, I see no problem between a person
holding faith and the aesthetic nature of the MoQ. Apples and Oranges!
Jim's hint at the vibrature of the vibration of every living thing -
suggests the beauty of musical harmony is as natural as living, and the
aesthetic the MoQ may have laws of its own.
Thanks, Mark, for raising an interesting point.
Joe
----- Original Message -----
From: Valuemetaphysics@aol.com
To: moq_discuss@moq.org
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 4:04 PM
Subject: MD Sit on my faith.
Dear forum,
A Buddhist may have no problem at all regarding the, 'choosing unit' of an
individual to be,
An intense coherence between static quality within and across levels. *
A Christian, for example, may find this disturbing and wish to affirm
individuality? Therefore, is ii possible for the MoQ to be seen for what it
is by those dominated by religious patterns of value?
If the following holds:
The nature of beauty depends on the levels involved and their relationship
to each other. *
Then the aesthetic nature of the MoQ is a value blind spot to those holding
faith?
All the best,
Mark
* From The edge of Chaos.
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