Posts Tagged ‘Existential Rationalism’

I Will Support You No Matter What

Monday, July 16th, 2007

My dear friend, Sardine, this summer, is doing an internship, sponsored by a Christian church, assisting families in Los Angeles, California that have been struck by poverty. A while ago, while college was in session, she sent out letters to all her friends to raise funds, request that we pray for her safety, and give our blessings to her endeavor.

I gave Sardine a check for twenty-five dollars along with a short note explaining that even though I disagree with Christians beyond redemption, and we have agreed to disagree on the subject of the followers of Jesus Christ, I am supporting her endeavor, because even though I might not believe in Christianity, I believe in her.

She told me, a few days ago, that when I gave her the check, she cried. Her words really moved me. I never realized what one can do with money: make someone cry! with money!

I entertained the thought of my mother complaining about my father not supporting her when he disagrees in certain occasions. I, now, understand what she meant, and I now consider this a prime characteristic of a good companion. One should be able to say, I disagree with you beyond redemption, and I agree to disagree, but I will support you no matter what. I am glad I have grown to be such a man.

On the Ex Natura Irrationality of my Brain

Monday, May 14th, 2007

When I woke up today, the first thing I saw was my clock that read «3:14». My first waking thought was «Intriguing! I woke up at π time!» and the first inference my brain impulsively made was «Thus I will have a transcendental day, because π is a transcendental number.».

It was only a secondary reaction to realize that such an inference was utterly insipid and irrational, thus to be discarded immediately.

This leads me to believe that ex Natura, naturally, my brain is irrational.

Secondary to my Existential Rationalism beliefs, a philosophy and theology of mine that I will soon publish, I believe that the Universe is Rational.

Thus, I conclude that should I want to attain a complete understanding of the Universe and its inner workings, I should cultivate my mind to be completely rational.

As an ironic side note, it is amusing that I had a transcendental enlightenment today: the aforementioned enlightenment.


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