especially in philosophy

I don't even want to think of Ayer and his ilk ever again

analytics are the most unnoteworthy school, genuinely have no idea how they gathered so much attention

May be a misquote, but when you reject metaphysics, you don't believe in nothing, you'll ultimately believe anything

Gj Chesterton

Gk

Analytic philosophy sounds very Jewish

it is jewish

the replacement of everything with language autism and the reduction of everything to the confines of logic

The verification principle is meaningless

and it's not even new, it's just the different wording of old shit

Wittgenstein is overrated as shit

'Its just words bro'

What exactly do they do with anlalytic philosophy

basically this

it was funny when they yelled at continentals to stop saying things that weren't grammatically correct

"you can't use the words like that"

Wittgenstein wasn't even that bad

they still all wank over him so he is in that respect

@Pseudo-Analysist look who it is

@Punished Elías yo

Analytic philosophy can really range from really bad to actually kind of useful

So I read some of the Quran. There are truly drastic differences from Christianity and Islam.

Christianity preaches of a loving merciful God.
Islam preaches of a stringent merciless Allah.

more at 11

>Islam is a religion of evil
Jews: Am I a joke to you

IDK if I’d call it evil, because we’re kinda thinking like progressives judging it through that lens, but incompatible with Christianity, yes.

Subjective, a Muslim wouldn’t believe that, but it’s definitely incompatible with Christianity. The two don’t go together well.

Anthony says it's evil because if it became dominant he'd never be allowed to watch Aniki gachimuchis legally

didn't you praise islamic terror attacks as part of an incel uprising

you say it like it's a good thing

Islam is incompatible with Christianity not only on the level of theistic interpretation of God but also on a fact that modern christians are pretty much pagans for them (not that they are necessarily wrong in this regard considering how many leftovers of paganism are in modern Christian Europe).

I wouldn't even say that Christians are pagans from a muslim point of view.

We simply view eachother as different sects that reject an authority.

We reject Muhammed, they reject the divinity (although they revere) of Christ.

Do they actually revere him? I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Muslim even talk about Jesus

They do, they call him a "Prophect". They reject the notion of him being divine.

^

I've asked many Muslims about this.

They understand him as the savior of the Jews, knowing that the jews rejected him.