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• Portrait Of Aristotle

  
  Super Coloring Pages — Authority: 159
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• Aristotle Teaching

  
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• More Cultural Sources of Pauls "Sarx"

  
  Aristotle's Feminist Subject — Authority: 467
  This post is a continuation of the last.  In the earlier post , I began asking a couple of questions: How did other writers other than Paul use the Greek word σάρξ [sarx]? (How) might this have colored and shaped and otherwise influenced exactly what Paul meant by the word? I considered (1) the LXX ...
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• The Picket Line — 10 November 2009

  
  Anarchoblogs — Authority: 154
  10 November 2009 These NWTRCC National Gatherings are intense. By the end of the day my brain is all mushy and I have to strain to process one more piece of information. The time difference got to me too, a bit. I thought I was clever, booking an early-morning flight so I could get home mid-day and have some ...
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• Found Fossils, Dinosaurs and the History of Extinction

  
  History Blog — Authority: 120
  Though the term “fossil” – a derivation of the Latin word for “dug up” — was first used in 16th century France, the petrified impressions of centuries old flora and fauna — including some of what later come to be known as dinosaurs — have been known to man, though wholly misunderstood, since the dawn ...
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• “This is in no way indicative of my character” soccer player says after tripping, punching, pulling hair of opponents

  
  Blogs — Authority: 159
  What is character if it is not related to action? "I let my emotions get the best of me," says Elizabeth Lambert . Ah, this notion of character falls into the dualistic error that has caused the Western world no end of trouble, separating reason from emotion, treating emotion as the crazy cousin to lock away in the ...
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• The Fourth Proposition, Paradoxos – The Philosophy of Paradoxes

  
  Eternity in an Hour — Authority: 127
  Truth and Falsehood~ Our meeting today, my dear reader, is not one of coincidence, luck or blind chance. That we have met today means that we were meant to meet and our meeting could not have happened in any other way. It is inevitable that the past must be as it has been before the [...]
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• The Picket Line — 9 November 2009

  
  Anarchoblogs — Authority: 154
  9 November 2009 Yesterday was the last day of the NWTRCC National Gathering in Cleveland, Ohio. The morning was our coordinating committee meeting, in which the general membership formally decides on things like objectives, a budget, and any proposals that need consensus approval. No big news to report here. ...
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• Christian conversion – an idea crafted by Paul from ancient philosophy

  
  Vridar — Authority: 415
  This is a continuation from Paul and the Stoics – 1, a look at Troels Engberg-Pedersen’s thesis.The previous post introduced a model which enables us to see the stark similarities of the very structures and foundations of Paul’s theological thought with the Stoic philosophical teachings of his contemporaries. ...
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• The Picket Line — 8 November 2009

  
  Anarchoblogs — Authority: 154
  8 November 2009 Yesterday was the first full day of the NWTRCC National Gathering in Cleveland, Ohio. NWTRCC regulars were joined by curious locals like Tom Quinn of EcoWatch and Michael Patterson from Dennis Kucinich’s office (our meeting place is in Kucinich’s House district and he was curious enough ...
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• Aristotle and the Hibernation of Birds

  
  Tails of Birding — Authority: 121
  Aristotle lived 2,400 years ago, in the fourth century before the common area. He was a Greek philosopher in the literal meaning - a lover of wisdom. Among his many interests was the natural world. As a naturalist, he observed and reasoned. Science in his day did not consist of experimentation or testing of theories. ...
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• The Picket Line — 7 November 2009

  
  Anarchoblogs — Authority: 154
  7 November 2009 Yesterday was the first day of the NWTRCC National Gathering in Cleveland, Ohio. I got here early to do some preliminary work as part of NWTRCC ’s Administrative Committee. While the last meeting was contentious, with the controversial issue of a possible Peace Tax Fund endorsement on the ...
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• Articles of Interest

  
  Izgad — Authority: 120
  Melanie talks about the recent protest against Autism Speaks at Ohio State. I was involved in the early stages of this event. I really miss the people over at our ASAN chapter. Also on the Asperger front, Claudia Wallis writes in the New York Times about the strong possibility of Asperger syndrome being removed from ...
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• The Picket Line — 6 November 2009

  
  Anarchoblogs — Authority: 154
  6 November 2009 We’ve reached the end of book six of The Nicomachean Ethics and its examination of the intellectual virtues. Today I’ll try to sum up what we learned in this book. The intellectual virtues concern the rational part of the soul, are methods by which people arrive at truth, and come in two ...
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• The Picket Line — 5 November 2009

  
  Anarchoblogs — Authority: 154
  5 November 2009 I’m off to the NWTRCC National Gathering that will be taking place this weekend in Cleveland. I’ll update The Picket Line from the road if I can, otherwise I’ll take good notes and fill you in when I get back. In the twelfth and thirteenth sections of the sixth book of The ...
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• The Picket Line — 4 November 2009

  
  Anarchoblogs — Authority: 154
  4 November 2009 In the eleventh section of the sixth book of The Nicomachean Ethics , Aristotle begins by briefly discussing γνώμη . Remember last month when I shared Grant ’s observation that the word Aristotle uses for what most translators called “equity” ( epieikeia ) “has a close ...
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• Finding God Through Reason

  
  Blogger News Network — Authority: 631
  Who among us has not had their faith challenged? What are we to tell the person who, for whatever reason, has lost faith in God? Teacher of the Year: The Mystery and Legacy of Edwin Barlow examines how a young boy destined for the clergy became a soldier in WWII. After killing numerous [...]
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• Values - the surprising key to future growth

  
  Leading Questions — Authority: 118
  This weeks Work Life Lead column at Weekly Leader - Values - the surprising key to future growth - is up and running. Im writing in response to a question that Vickie Gray asked me on Twitter .  @edbrenegar making choices abt what to give up in order to make space for growth - how do you choose? I ...
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• Acorn & Oak Tree

  
  Wanderlust — Authority: 442
  Sometimes I’m puzzled by the different ways people think about objects and I wonder if being materialistic has to be innately shallow. I grew up watching my mother dream up, sketch, draft and construct women’s apparel. I grew up surrounded by my stepfather’s parents’ beloved and unhinging antiques. I’ve ...
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• Teeth

  
  Comics I Don't Understand — Authority: 138
  Okay, you know, I wondered the same thing when I first heard this — and almost half a century later, I’m still with Ruthie.
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