Monthly Archives: May 2014

Why all the God-talk?

Posted on May 29, 2014 by Wayne Ferguson

The idea of God has always loomed large in my life and continues to play a prominent role in my conversation with others. But what if someone doesn’t believe in God or feels uneasy about the idea? The questions naturally … Continue reading →

Posted in philosophy | Tagged atheism, being, causality, causation, consciousness, cosmos, epistomology, faith, God, god-talk, ground of being, kant, knowledge, no-thing, nonthingness, ontology, origins, philosophy of mind, prolegomena, religion, science, the hard problem of consciousness, theism, trasncendence, truth | 3 Comments

Nothing Lasts Forever

Posted on May 3, 2014 by Wayne Ferguson

Verses by Rabindranath Tagore — performed by Lisa Bonet — scroll down… Nothing Lasts Forever No one lives forever. Keep that in mind, and love. Our life is not the same old burden; Our path is not the same long … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged impermanence, Lisa Bonet, love, Rabindranath Tagore | Leave a comment

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