Tag: Religion
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Can Grammar Prove God? Reflections on Language, Time, and the Divine.
A radical argument for God’s existence emerges from grammar itself: our ability to make meaningful statements about what “will have been” requires an eternal consciousness to preserve all truths. Without it, our language about past and future would reference nothing real, making communication meaningless.
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Born Again, Enlightened, Analyzed: Exploring the Many Faces of Conversion.
This essay explores the concept of conversion as a transformation of the self, examining its manifestations in Christianity through figures like Paul, Augustine, and Luther, and comparing it to Islamic submission, Zen enlightenment, and Lacanian psychoanalysis. All involve a reorientation of identity and purpose.