[Buddha-l] Re: Multi-cause vs single-cause
Benito Carral
bcarral at kungzhi.org
Tue Mar 15 09:03:37 MST 2005
On Tuesday, March 15, 2005, Richard P. Hayes wrote:
> The Kalama Sutta is nothing at all like the liar's paradox. It
> would be like the liar's paradox only if the sutta said
> something like never to trust suttas.
Obviously our readings are different. :)
>> G-d is not a distracting thought for me, Richard, maybe you
>> are allergic to Him, I can't know.
> One cannot be allergic to something that does not exist, so it
> is not God I am allergic to.
Obviously we have different understanding here too. :)
> Buddha-l, I think, is a place where people should be able to
> spend a few moments without being reminded of the
> unpleasantness of those who are forcing the issue of God.
Then maybe you should forbid G-d and any reference to that
name in Buddha-L. But I think to remember that I used 'G-d' to
talk about how different groups or individuals understand the
commandments, replying a post about ethics. So maybe you should
forbid to talk about the commandments too.
On the other hand, maybe you should relax a bit about 'G-d'
and 'God,' since Buddha-L is something more than an American
thing and this question is a complete waste of time (I will
continue writing 'G-d' no matter what your friends think), and
say something about the original post about ethics or the
commandments or let the people talk.
Best wishes,
Beni
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