Re: a comment on The Symbol by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:31 AM
Coy? I thought it was a straightforward look at the cross as a symbol.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:25 AM
I believe in truth and that it can exist unrecognized. That microscope has been increasing its magnificatioin since Newton and more truth is being discovered.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:22 AM
Truth can exist in the brain without context - another thing we aparently disagree on. 1+1=2 exists in my brain and is true whether I know any context regarding it.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:19 AM
At least we agree on a sentence to disagree on. Truth does exist, I believe, and have some reasons for believing. Closed minded people receive some truth, I believe that too. But they limit the amount. To hold truth and believe it to be wrong makes the "truth" non-truth in that person's mind. That's only a word twiddle.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:14 AM
At least we agree on a sentence to disagree on. Truth does exist, I believe, and have some reasons for believing. Closed minded people receive some truth, I believe that too. But they limit the amount. To hold truth and believe it to be wrong makes the "truth" non-truth.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:10 AM
That's not dunce behavior in my recognition of truth.
Re: a comment on The Symbol by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:05 AM
No. But neither did I imagine her as not black.
Re: a comment on The Symbol by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:04 AM
“On-the-ranker-humor”? Me? How could you?
Re: a comment on The Symbol by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:02 AM
Perhaps you love the cross too. Not many on poemranker are strong enough to love both.
Re: a comment on The Symbol by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:01 AM
Would you mind rephrasing that in the English language using English grammar?
Re: a comment on The Symbol by Dovina	25-Mar-05/7:00 AM
Why not?
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	24-Mar-05/10:08 PM
Of course you must not admit I am right, but must instead point to unfounded past "failures." At least I know by this you have no response.
Re: a comment on The Symbol by Dovina	24-Mar-05/5:08 PM
Yes terrorist. Anyone wearing a symbol of perhaps the most painful form of execution ever devised might be wearing dynamite.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	24-Mar-05/4:57 PM
Yes, but Premise 1 is impossible because no real valve leaks as much water when it is closed as when it is open, else we must redefine the word "valve." Likewise Premise 2 fails. Sorry, but I only wish to discuss possibilkities. Why did you change zodiac from chode to dim?
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	24-Mar-05/4:53 PM
Yes, but Premise 1 is impossible in reality because no closed valve leaks as much water as an open valve of the same kind, else we must redefine what a valve is. Likewise Premise 2 fails. Sorry, but I only wish to discuss possibilities. Is "chode" in style now? "toad" perhaps.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	24-Mar-05/4:29 PM
passe
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	24-Mar-05/4:28 PM
That's the same as saying as much water goes through a closed valve as through an open one. And "dim" is pase - zodiac said so.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	24-Mar-05/4:25 PM
If you show me some isolated case where open mindedness inhibits the entrance of truth or closed mindedness aids the entrance of truth it does not defeat the argument.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	24-Mar-05/4:20 PM
Simple sentence: closed mindedness inhibits the entrance of truth. Definitions of truth are not the issue; that's a big subject of its own. Please, let's not debate what a mind is, or whether truth is good, or what propositions are. Will you please stay on one subject.
Re: a comment on Reasonably Good by Dovina	24-Mar-05/4:13 PM
Let me simplify it for you: Closed mindedness inhibits the entrance of truth.