Doms

A philosopher is a blind man searching for a black cat in a coal bin at midnight.

A theologian claims to have found the cat.

A Domme has them both for breakfast the following morning, and spits out the bones.

A philosopher is a blind man searching for a black cat in a coal bin at midnight.

A theologian claims to have found the cat.

A Domme has them both for breakfast the following morning, and spits out the bones. Originally Posted by hgritstoo

What a comforting thought.

Have you ever read: "For Once Then, Something" by Robert Frost?

For hg:

For MA: Man only suffers because he takes seriously what the gods made for fun. - Watts

I really am sunk here - I have a degree in philosophy and theology.

Ah OG, you're not sunk.
Just remember that theology uses philosophy, and with that you may be able to peek over the edge you fell off of while dancing (or did you jump?).
Does not philosophy serve theology as a preamble, tool, a bridge, and a sheild? V. Gioacchino Pecci has a paper that presents this.
If you do find yourself on the edge, dance, or trust the lifeguards, and jump.

Weren't we were talking about something else?

It all involves jumping in.
CK has disappeared in terror though.

It all involves jumping in.
CK has disappeared in terror though. Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter

Hardly sir

Please do not get me on the relationship between theology and philosophy - I will start using words like hermaneutic and prologomena and exegesis. BTW, I jumped.

Hardly sir Originally Posted by CryptKicker

You know the "sir" is not required (and I get it way to often anyway).
You were gone for a day and, we, or at least I, missed ya.

I was not gone.. just did not have a reason to post. Usual off public board mod stuff to be done...

OG: Rare to find someone else that knows some of the material that I find useful.

I was not gone.. just did not have a reason to post. Usual off public board mod stuff to be done... Originally Posted by CryptKicker

Well that's boring. Unless scary.

The highest and most beautiful things in life are not to be heard about, nor read about, nor seen but, if one will, are to be lived. Søren Kierkegaard*

Absolutely. Quite impressive MA. It's entirely an upper level.
The remembrances of the experiences are worth collecting, and you can make friends, that you can see again.