con·cep·tu·al·ism Pronunciation Key (kn-spch--lzm)
n.
Philosophy. The doctrine, intermediate between nominalism and realism, that universals exist only within the mind and have no external or substantial reality.
A school of abstract art or an artistic doctrine that is concerned with the intellectual engagement of the viewer through conveyance of an idea and negation of the importance of the art object itself
any thoughts on this? Especially you Christians :)
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I LOVE JESUS!
How can you speak of Jesus in that way? :cry:
How can you speak of Jesus in that way? :cry:
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Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach him how to fish,
and he will sit in a boat and drink beer all day.
and he will sit in a boat and drink beer all day.
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That describes some of the things I have been saying..
The universals of right and wrong as people see them, are relative to each individual, and hence, are not universals at all, at least not to anyone but the individual. This makes them indivual rather than universal norms.
I also enjoy talking and expressing/conveying ideas and thoughts about many subjects...but I'm also an artist (or so I would say, my art doesn't tend to be artist, but more logical)
The universals of right and wrong as people see them, are relative to each individual, and hence, are not universals at all, at least not to anyone but the individual. This makes them indivual rather than universal norms.
I also enjoy talking and expressing/conveying ideas and thoughts about many subjects...but I'm also an artist (or so I would say, my art doesn't tend to be artist, but more logical)
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Originally posted by MrBlack
That describes some of the things I have been saying..
The universals of right and wrong as people see them, are relative to each individual, and hence, are not universals at all, at least not to anyone but the individual. This makes them indivual rather than universal norms.
I also enjoy talking and expressing/conveying ideas and thoughts about many subjects...but I'm also an artist (or so I would say, my art doesn't tend to be artist, but more logical)
That describes some of the things I have been saying..
The universals of right and wrong as people see them, are relative to each individual, and hence, are not universals at all, at least not to anyone but the individual. This makes them indivual rather than universal norms.
I also enjoy talking and expressing/conveying ideas and thoughts about many subjects...but I'm also an artist (or so I would say, my art doesn't tend to be artist, but more logical)
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Originally posted by MrBlack
That describes some of the things I have been saying..
The universals of right and wrong as people see them, are relative to each individual, and hence, are not universals at all, at least not to anyone but the individual. This makes them indivual rather than universal norms.
I also enjoy talking and expressing/conveying ideas and thoughts about many subjects...but I'm also an artist (or so I would say, my art doesn't tend to be artist, but more logical) I THINK YOU NEED YOUR FUCKING BALLS REATTACHED.
That describes some of the things I have been saying..
The universals of right and wrong as people see them, are relative to each individual, and hence, are not universals at all, at least not to anyone but the individual. This makes them indivual rather than universal norms.
I also enjoy talking and expressing/conveying ideas and thoughts about many subjects...but I'm also an artist (or so I would say, my art doesn't tend to be artist, but more logical) I THINK YOU NEED YOUR FUCKING BALLS REATTACHED.