Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Of Mater; conscience, knowledge and ignorance; the repretition of both

         An argument made from an idea that is perhaps out of context borrowed from' An Inquiry into the Origion of Languages, Nations, And Religions.' By Godfrey Higgins, Esq. ,F.S.A., F.R. ASIAT. SOC., F.R.AST.S., Late of Skellow Grange, Near Doncaster.-J.Burns, 15 Southamton Row, Holborn, W.C.-1874.- pertaining to a structured acceptance of child abuse, and the norms and values as set forth in the wild kingdom as precedence, found in the conscious as a 'precedence' for man as regards women in terms of value.-This is my observation regarding ALL men and women, and wondering,...WHY? Perhaps my conclusion is also the underlying reason of all old and new languages and nations.

         "11. Modern divines, a very sensitive race, have been much shocked with the doctrine of the ancients, that nothing could be created from nothing, ' ex nihilo nihil fit.' This is a subject well deserving consideration. The question arises, how did the ancients acquire the knowledge of the truth of this proposition? Had they any positive experience that matter was not made from nothing? I think they had not. Then how could they have any knowledge on the subject?As they had received no knowledge through the medium of the senses, that is from experience, it was rash and unphilosophical to come to any conclusion.
         "The ancients may have reasoned from analogy. They may have said, Our experience teaches that everything which we perceive has pre-existed before the moment we perceive it, therefore it is fair to conclude that it must always have existed. A most hasty conclusion. All that they could fairly conclude, was that, for any thing which they knew to the contrary, it MAY have existed from eternity, not that it -must- have existed. But this amounts not to knowledge."

                                A FICTIONAL KNOWLEDGE/ A FICTIONAL KNOWLEDGE

           It amounts to behavior within a ' seen ' environment based on observation, seemingly understood by those observing. It amounts to behavior based on a history, or an ' idea ' ( dominance and submission ) of history or histories that may have been learnt out of context within an environment's linear time framework. Such is history. A history or histories analogy not solely based on the sun's shadows or the heavens above but simply, the behavior traits of animals in the ' wild ' within the environment. Would Animal Worship be the end result of this line of reason? If there are no flaws in my argument, it would seem so. When a person abuses their young and or companions are they not  in effect, ' Worshiping Them?' Based on Animals?
           Would the ' modern divines ' be trying to legalize behavior traits based on a perceived  imunity which would be a ' desired ' conditioning, based on animals in the ' wild,' thus inducing slavery from the onset. Infancy. What is sanity? Mater is as mater does, with intent. IS THIS SO?        

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