Senator
Karen Armstrong - A charter for compassion.
I recently read her book "a History of God" and I was very impressed. I am just starting to read her biography on Mohamed.
Here is an interesting talk, by her:
What do you think? A hope for the future of man's spirituality? Or politically correct drivel?
Primicerius
Re: Karen Armstrong - A charter for compassion.
It seems good, but long. I hope its worth it.
One of the few to still have his first avatar in place here on TWC.
I sometimes miss this place you know. This is where my journey began.
Senator
Re: Karen Armstrong - A charter for compassion.
Drivel through and through.
'If there is an ultimate meaning to existence, as I believe is the case, the answer is to be found within nature, not beyond it. The universe might indeed be a fix, but if so, it has fixed itself.' - Paul Davies, the guy that religious apologists always take out of context.
Attention new-agers: I have a quantum loofah that you might be interested in.
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Re: Karen Armstrong - A charter for compassion.
thanks for the video man, I recommend her history of Islam tooOriginally Posted by Wilder
Praeses
Re: Karen Armstrong - A charter for compassion.
Her head is shaped like a troll, she has buckteeth and she lisps like a snake. Turned it off after 60 seconds.
I have approximate answers and possible beliefs, and different degrees of certainty about different things, but I’m not absolutely sure of anything, and many things I don’t know anything about. But I don’t have to know an answer. I don’t feel frightened by not knowing.
- Richard Feynman's words. My atheism.
Mayhem Crop Jet
Re: Karen Armstrong - A charter for compassion.
I cannot speak about the book but I honestly found the lecture quite boring that didn't actually bring anything new to the table. The same old story over and over again; how religions should be but clearly aren't.
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