Posts Tagged ‘ epistemology ’

Uncommon Sense

April 10, 2010

By Baal Devarim

How do we know what is true?

This was the question a friend put to me not long ago, after a lengthy discussion on the relative merits of homeopathy versus antibiotics and of…

R. Kaplan: Chassidishebum: www.footstepsorg.org is probably the best resource for help, and for connecting with...
Daniella: Baal: I see where you’re coming from on most of your points, except for a few. As far as the male-bonding...
Hasidic Rebel: Insider — Assaf is actually working on a book on Berenyu, which I’m looking forward to. I...
Daniella: Puzzled: Well, I think that’s oversimplifying it a little – it’s much more than just a question of...
moshe: Did you agree with the rebbe and teach your son that animal cruelty is the norm?
Doiresh Emes: I have here in front of me the Boholei Tzadikim. It says the wedding was tuf reish samach tes, which is...
Insider: Beautiful Article. HR, You should now take on the case of Reb Berenue of Sadigure along with the whole...
James Dean: Daniella, thank you for writing this. It’s powerful.
pierre: When people challenge either/or by defining it with terms like “all-powerful, all-knowing..” etc,...
Farchapt Innetz: The writer takes the reader on an interesting amusing philisophical roller-coaster ride, so some of...