like "this is why I believe"

not "this is the truth"

Which difffers from Aristotle, whom sought "truth", not "belief"

that's what i got from reading the summas

because god is surpassing our reason, then the only way to demonstrate if he is or isn't real is based on argumentation and reason

the truth of god is completely out of reach

so how do we prove or disprove his existence

that's why thomas wrote the summas

i'm not disagreeing with you, just nuancing it

He wouldn't have lived to the age he did if he asked, "How do we know God exists?", he pushed the ideology of "Can't disprove it, so why not God exist?" to push the beliefs of the Catholic church

yeah, that's the whole point of Scolastics I agree

but still uses the aristotelician method

He applies what benefitted the church to it but rejected everything else that didn't.

true

methodology can be used in different ways, some more dogmatic and some more based on reason

even if reason is built on dogmas and superstructures

so... yeah.

Listen

Efficient cause is based

@PebbЛe your name is actually a great one

Thank you

It is exceptionally rothbardian @🌼Kalina🌹🌸🌹Zay🌹🌸🌹Scott🌼

great name

hey libertarian gang

can i sell a child off to the free market?

if they **consent** to it?

@🌼Kalina🌹🌸🌹Zay🌹🌸🌹Scott🌼 Murray Rothbard says that's totally cool.

Just make sure they sign the voluntary slave contract first.

hold on

what if i want to sell an under-aged kid into prostiution

cause age of consent is just government regulation bs

is the free market

ok with that???

what if they **consent** yeet

i'm crying

taxes are theft is a meme

duh

it's almost as if they haven't read Jean Jacques Rousseau's social contract 👍🏿

if ur libertarian go live in the forest and defy government rule like Henry David Thoreau