Tag Archives: Wittgenstein
Q and A with Pastor Josh
One Pastor Q and A wasn’t enough for me, so I got in touch with Pastor Josh, who is a Methodist, and exchanged some emails. This time around, my aim was to talk more about the role of religion in … Continue reading
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Do you care about other people?
Of course you do! You don’t even have a choice whether you care or not because being a person entails necessarily being concerned with others since it’s only because of and with others that one is a person at all. There’s the biological element, the practical element (you do stuff with, for, and around people), but there’s also the metaphysical element. And before you start thinking this’ll take a long time to explain, no worries; it takes only one sentence. Because language is necessarily shared and it is only with language that you can conceptualize and, as a result, know yourself and change yourself, you cannot be a person without others. BOOM! Continue reading
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Are you there, Ben? It’s me, God.
I was in my Wittgenstein class when I heard the distinct and loud sound of a street preacher. The professor, who felt his lesson was being impeded, closed the window, making the room stuffy and warm. Annoyed, I left class … Continue reading
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Two Thousand EleBen
Two Thousand EleBen is here! Limitations will be transcended and new limitations will be confronted in what promises to be my best year till the next one! See, I’m always trying to improve myself. Here’s how I’m trying to improve myself right now. Continue reading
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