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BurnedOut
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Listen to progressive rock/metal music?
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@Glaerhaidh I am tired of anything similar to Animals As Leaders. I have lost the mettle to listen to emotionless music. It really...
Today at 3:51 AM
Glaerhaidh
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Listen to progressive rock/metal music?
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Genre progressive (characteristic synth use, atypical structure or meter, extended approach to chord resolution and consonance, uses...
Today at 2:18 AM
Old Things
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Religion, transcendence, and dogmatic exclusion
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Yes, that is more or less what I was trying to say. I'll provide a few comments and you can respond to them if you want, but of course...
Today at 2:05 AM
The Grey Man
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When Jesus says to render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, he is in a sense really talking about Caesar, but in a more profound...
Yesterday at 11:58 PM
onesteptwostep
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While I agree, gnosticism is a phenomena that the Church fought against in the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd centuries and onward. In today's...
Yesterday at 11:52 PM
Old Things
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Seems dicey to pick and choose what you consider "relative" and what you consider "dogma". Clearly, not everything in a particular...
Yesterday at 10:27 PM
Puffy
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Listen to progressive rock/metal music?
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Hey BurnedOut, of the stuff I listed I'd suggest giving Devin Townsend a try. He falls under the broad category of progressive metal and...
Yesterday at 8:26 PM
Puffy
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@onesteptwostep I've travelled to the Andes in Peru a few times. What's obvious from being there is that they are very deeply Catholic...
Yesterday at 7:47 PM
BurnedOut
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Listen to progressive rock/metal music?
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@Puffy thanks for the suggestions. I know i am asking for a bit more but could you suggest more modern-sounding bands? I like complex...
Yesterday at 6:48 PM
Puffy
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Listen to progressive rock/metal music?
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I've gone through phases of loving progressive rock & metal as well @BurnedOut . As you've asked for recommendations I'd say look into...
Yesterday at 3:01 PM
Puffy
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The first soft-shutdown of the world
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That hypothesis implies that there is an agency behind the world wide shutdown that planned and orchestrated it (with the purpose of...
Yesterday at 12:17 PM
The Grey Man
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Religion, transcendence, and dogmatic exclusion
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@Old Things No one is more aware of the problems of alethic relativism than I. Qualified relativism is supposed to avoid these problems...
Yesterday at 12:12 PM
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I'm so INTJ that I'm more INTP than the INTPs
Yesterday at 9:46 AM
Old Things
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Pluralism (relativism) has a lot of problems with it, such as going against the logical rule of no contradiction. It's fairly...
Yesterday at 3:20 AM
The Grey Man
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@Old Things Religious doctrines are indeed mutually exclusive, which brings us back to the problem of dogmatic exclusion, which is the...
Yesterday at 2:30 AM
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