Hi Eva,
You and I agree on one subject ( maybe a few others)! We're both atheists.
Steve
Thanks for the reply
Eva Durant wrote:
Religious people believe in a god, whether
it is a literal one with beard or an abstract
one that supposed to be symbolising some
sort of human feeling/thinking/valuing.
There is nothing abstract about Ultimate Concern withthat which is Ultimate in
Great to see you pulled back into the fray, Steve. I second your
suggestion re reading Lewontin's 'Biology as Ideology'. It is important to
mention that he is a very prominent biologist, not a mystic/ magic
hocus/pocus kind of guy like Newton.(and he doesn't babble). Hocus/pocus
has interesting
I think I agree with the gist of what you are saying,
except that Marx's main point was not that capitalism is morally
wrong, but it is an economical mechanism with a built-in
contradiction, that makes it come to a periodic and then a fatal
halt.
Same with keynesism - built on capitalist
Durant wrote:
I think I agree with the gist of what you are saying,
except that Marx's main point was not that capitalism is morally
wrong, but it is an economical mechanism with a built-in
contradiction, that makes it come to a periodic and then a fatal
halt.
Same with keynesism - ...
