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When both faith and reason fail you: Three forms of Knowledge

0 Comments Published December 25th, 2007 in Self Help, Religion

“Plato defined three types of knowing. The is pisis (faith). This means believing in something because someone in authority tells you so… The next higher way of knowing is dianoia (reasoning).. the test of reason and logic… The highest knowing is noesis - direct knowledge. This is the knowing that comes from the divine self.” […]

Know Thyself and Do What Thou Wilt

0 Comments Published February 7th, 2007 in Self Help, Religion

Recently there was a popular post in blogosphere about popular philosophical quotations.  This made me ponder a bit about what quotations had the most effect on my on life. The two most important important quotes I can think of are “Know Thyself” and “Do What Thy Wilt”.
Know Thyself - This originates from the Greeks. […]

non-christian perspective on speaking in tongues

0 Comments Published January 25th, 2007 in Religion

This is more of resource than an article but here are some links I have found on doing research on glossolalia - or what Christians call speaking in tongues. Normally, I would add commentary here but unfortunately time permits only to keep this post to a minimum.
Definition Glossolalia:
This defines glossolalia and also gives some indication […]

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