[Craig]
Nope, "in/completeness" doesn't work either. When I named my cat "Schatze", I named the real complete cat that, not some part of her. I could have named some part of her Schatze, but then I would have had to come up with another name for the complete cat. No one ever does this. (It's bad enough she thinks her name means "food".)

[Arlo]
Sorry Craig, I am pretty sure that the statement "the Allah that can be named is not the real Allah" does not refer to simply providing a phonetic marker like "Joe" or "Bob". I am, again, certain that the use of "naming" in that statement is meant to refer to "defining". Pirsig's quote is indeed relevant, since it says the exact same thing.


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