Read quote“The whole past is a dream and a shadow!”
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About Philosophy
Fundamental questions about existence, meaning, and knowledge
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Words on Philosophy
Read quote“The specific object of what Broch liked to call “novelistic knowledge” is existence.”
Read quote“What I am suggesting here is not a “reductionism” or “minimalism”.”
Read quote“Philosophy can serve humanity. And indeed it ought to.”
Read quote“I believe that something drastic has happened in computer science and machine learning. Until recently, philosophy was based on the very simple idea that the world is simple.”
Read quote“中國文化的核心是生命的學問。”
Read quote“Theology is not abstruse speculation, an academic game.”
Read quote“Progress in thinking is progress toward simplicity.”
Read quote“I have always been a miner of ore; I have never managed to refine it.”
Read quote“Silence does not exist.”
Read quote“The truth has no beginning.”
Read quote““There is an imperishable and unchangeable standard, under which we discern that our behaviors should have no deviation or transgression.””
Read quote“Only a union of rationalism and mysticism will make a philosophy worthy of the one world of the future.”
Read quote“Philosophy is action in, by and through experience giving rise to ideas that are constantly tested for acceptance, rejection or improvement. It is philopraxis.”
Read quote“Es más conveniente al filósofo, incluso al cristiano, seguir varias escuelas a voluntad, que elegir una sola a que adscribirse.”
Read quote“When things are few and people's hearts are straightforward, complicated teachings are unnecessary.”
Read quote“Más útiles son estas cosas que disputar acremente sobre el ente de razón, sobre la conexión de Dios con la posibilidad o imposibilidad de los posibles.”
Read quote“L'universel est un horizon vers lequel il faut se diriger.”
Read quote“The philosopher should perpetually dwell on those things which can be known.”
Read quote“The office and calling of a theologian is so wide, that no argument or controversy on any subject can be considered foreign to his profession.”