Thread: It’s a lie first of all, as I’ve lectured through plato and aristotle and recommended the…
It’s a lie first of all, as I’ve lectured through plato and aristotle and recommended them. Second, the terms you are unfamiliar with are basic terms in any undergrad philosophy 101 class. Third, you RCs gayed yourselves into running from all formal debates and fled to perpetual X whining as the papacy gays itself more each day. RCs know deep down it’s rome that’s the problem but you lie to yourselves to prop up the system - but this inner contradiction just produces more gay rage (grayge) in you daily. / https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLU7z5LFR5hUdHr_lOHVR-7VioJOw1512m&si=WA_OmniKLQWjODF6…
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- Jay Dyer
Aristotle and Plato remain pivotal in philosophical discussions.
“the terms you are unfamiliar with are basic terms in any undergrad philosophy 101 class.”
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3Jay argues that Aristotle's work is essential and accessible in undergraduate philosophy courses.
Jay emphasizes the importance of studying Plato alongside Aristotle, suggesting critics misunderstand his engagement with philosophy.
Jay claims that individuals within the Roman Catholic Church are aware that their institution is problematic but lie to themselves to support it, which leads to inner contradictions and anger.