ChatterBank0 min ago
Head V. Heart
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On another thread (which seems to have just been closed down for no apparent reason, hmmm!)
The subject of the intellect - which seems to be the final arbiter of atheists - was pitted against feelings in the heart, (or D.H.Lawrence's "blood")
Thinking further, & on the subject of slavery, the intellect would say, what a splendid thing it is !
You see, you capture these people, make them work hard with no reward for their labour, feed them just enough to keep them alive at the lowest possible cost to yourself, and then you sell what they have produced at an enormous profit, making you extremely rich. Intellectually speaking, what's wrong with that?
The subject of the intellect - which seems to be the final arbiter of atheists - was pitted against feelings in the heart, (or D.H.Lawrence's "blood")
Thinking further, & on the subject of slavery, the intellect would say, what a splendid thing it is !
You see, you capture these people, make them work hard with no reward for their labour, feed them just enough to keep them alive at the lowest possible cost to yourself, and then you sell what they have produced at an enormous profit, making you extremely rich. Intellectually speaking, what's wrong with that?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.n. The intellect alone will lead you astray, that is where atheists always get it wrong, thinking that their intellect liberates them, where in fact it is constraining.
"The intellect" Bergson (Henri) famously wrote, "is characterised by a natural inability to comprehend life, in contrast intuition grasps the world directly, holistically and leads to the very inwardness of life".
"The intellect" Bergson (Henri) famously wrote, "is characterised by a natural inability to comprehend life, in contrast intuition grasps the world directly, holistically and leads to the very inwardness of life".
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