ED, Your willingness to test the "strength and veracity" of a person's claims, even tho this may cause hurt if the person's claims fall short, conjures up (excuse the pun) images of the methods employed in the Salem witch hunts.
Mike ________________________________ From: ED <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tue, 29 March, 2011 23:02:56 Subject: [Zen] Re: And Yet Another Article Mike, I do not get what you are attempting to say. ---ED --- In [email protected], mike brown <uerusuboyo@...> wrote: > > ED, > > >The existent (or non-existent) ED-self does not poke anybody with the intention > >of causing pain, but prods at discursive responses to test their veracityand > >strength. The Steve-self, if non-existent, should not feel hurt from this > >discursive prodding.< > > Like all witchfinders general you should workout your own salvation first. > > Mike > Hi Steve - > The existent (or non-existent) ED-self does not poke anybody with the intention > of causing pain, but prods at discursive responses to test their veracityand > strength. The Steve-self, if non-existent, should not feel hurt from this > discursive prodding. > -ED > > Hi ED. In consequence of which Steve would probably get annoyed whenever ED > >poked him with his very long, very sharp, discursive stick! > > Steve > > > Hi, Steve - > > > > > > 'It is useless in apprehending the Uncompounded' with what consequences? > > > > > > --ED
