Status Updates From Indian Philosophy: Volume I...

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Shankara - question of God's existence is an absurd one. If God exists, then he must exist as other objects do, which would be to reduce God to the level of the finite, making him simply a unit in the indefinite multiplicity of objects, distinct from them all, even as they are distinct from each other, or merging him in the totality of existence in a pantheism which will be practically indistinguishable from atheism

It's a weird feeling - stallings on books you are enjoying a bit too much. I am doing this with not one but two!

Barely getting any reading time lately, visiting hometown, so next week will be the same.

Out of the 6 orthodox schools of philosophy of Hinduism i familiar with 2 now - Nayaya and Vaiseshika.
Moving real slow, being busy is the excuse.

If you thought Aristotle was excessive with his division, i just read the 22 different points of defeat in a logical argument!

I need to read more of Logic. Loving it.