Hi Bruce: > [Bruce] > It surprises me that Pirsig would say that MoQ is anti-theist. At first > glance it appears to be the same as atheist, but I do see a subtle difference > that connotes an attack on theism. That is so far from Zen and a concept of > balance that it surprises me that it would be part of MoQ. [Dave] The Zen position, if I understand it, is if asked the question, "Is there a God?" or any like that is to answer, "Mu." Meaning un-ask the question, Zen does not speculate or engage in "God talk." I think Pirsig's "anti-theist" position is similar but includes both theist and atheist in that all talk about God, pro, con, or in between is futile at best, downright dangerous at worst.
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