Is logic actually a path of spiritual initiation? Is there more to logic than most think? When having a debate many people tend to take any disagreement as an attack on their self-worth. Learning logic helps you detach from the ego and see what's faulty about the other person's statement and not taking the differing argument as an insult. I only learned a little bit of logic but I still noticed this myself. This has made me wonder if logic is actually a path of spiritual initiation, because detachment from "the self" seems to be an important part of spiritual initiation. And as a matter of fact Freemasonry focuses on learning grammar, logic and rhetoric in the first three degrees. The book Freemason Philosophy For The 21st Century by Jack Buta talks about that. There are many pictures similar to pic related on google, I'll post some.
Is logic actually a path of spiritual initiation? Is there more to logic than most think...
Cameron Wood
James Gutierrez
Jose Lopez
Brody Mitchell
Jacob Jenkins
Carter Baker
nice shizoposting, but this is not /x/
Jack Ramirez
Ethan Cooper
Not Logic, But Truth
Juan Jackson
>Is logic actually a path of spiritual initiation?
Yes.
Juan Collins
Oliver Flores
truth is the objective, the goal, not the tool
Thomas Ross
the words logic and dialectics are used interchangeably
Landon Nguyen
Andrew Martinez
Yes.
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Justin Carter
Dominic Baker
Juan Smith
its logical to execute every freemason
Jayden Lewis
Matthew Jenkins
Logic is by definition illogical. At some point you have to admit you're basing everything on axioms that you simply accept as true.
Read Gödel.
Matthew Adams
Gabriel Cooper
>Corinthian smelling
I would hate to smell a Corinthian
Jose Long
>that you simply accept as true.
Because they're repeatable, yes.
Gavin Long
What did he use to prove that? Illogic? Anti-logic?
Colton Butler
Really based.
But ultimately he misses that meaning is inherent to form, and the consequences of quantity.