Re: Murphy's Law

>Interestingly Jud's piece on reality without human
>representation remind s me of Berkley's 'proof' of the
>existence of the Christian God. That it (God) is the
>omnipresent subject for whom the world is just as it
>is independently of all human (and presumably, animal)
>perspectives and points of view (ie, Jud's TWTWI).
>Looked at this way Jud's position is remakably close
>to those of many religious mystics. What an irony.

True, Calypso, except that the mystics did not fool
themselves or others. To assess they did, requires
the same transcendentalist position, is it not?

It was Kant who crossed out the taking in of that position.

regards

rene

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drs. Rene de Bakker
Universiteitsbibliotheek Amsterdam
Afdeling Catalogisering 
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