Paper, Rock, Schisms
Posted on December 19, 2006 by Tito
James Wood, reviewing Sam Harris’ Letter to a Christian Nation in The New Republic:
the jauntily unphilosophical way in which most popular atheistic writing simply ignores the Wittgensteinian dilemmas is disappointing, and explains why its explanations of the sources of religious belief are so jejune. Is there not a kind of insult to language in so comprehensively banning the incomprehensible? Shouldn’t a physicist–a friend of mine–be able to say that, for her, Coltrane’s A Love Supreme “is God,” without atheism busily correcting her lexical lapse into the unprovable?
What Happens To Your Body If You Drink A Coke Right Now?
All about book paper. And yet, the paperback version of The People of Paper is on crappy paper. Why, Harcourt, Why?
How to pass the Speciality Coffee Association of America’s (SCAA) sensory skills test.
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