Wednesday, February 5, 2020

Man, Audiotree keeps putting out good ones. I'm listening to this one right now.


Madison McFerrin was also good.

We're about to move back into our house... Will we get a break? Is there any rest in our future?

I have a hard time picturing it anymore. What does rest look like in the context of my life?

I'm not all that motivated to indulge in hobbies that I really want to pursue.

My conversation with Logan seems to have died out. That's ok.

I'm presently trying my argument on another individual. I think the methodology for transcendental argumentation itself is a bit of a brain-twister. I'm finding that it takes me a while to get past the initial objection, "you just took that aspect of our experience for granted!" -- to which the response is, naturally, "yeah, that's the point. I'm not arguing to prove that part of our experience. Are you saying that you think that part of our experience isn't valid?" Whereas, in the case of this particular argument, the "part of our experience" in question is the validity of our perceptions, the objection itself is baffling. Who rejects any information on the grounds that the essential validity of our perceptions are not falsifiable, ever? Apparently that's the criteria for accepting the existence of God.

Oh well.

I've finished highlighting commands in the 5teuch. Now I'm debating with myself: do I go ahead and catalog what I have so far, do I continue reading the OT to find more qualifications on the commands I've marked so far, or do I dive right into the NT and look for fulfillment?

I think I just answered my own question. It's gonna be hard to reference back to these if I haven't cataloged them yet. That's the next step. I gotta find a good notebook for this.

I guess it's time to be busy again...

"Space to cry or write a poem and drink some wine..."

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