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← Rejecting every certainty but one's own is zealotry, and issuing contradictory decrees on whim is despotism

6 connected korrents · 3 moments from 23 Jan 1657 to 12 Oct 2015.

Same subjectSame subjectSame subjectSame subjectSame subjectSame subject Read this korrent: Rejecting every certainty but one's own is zealotry, and issuing contradictory decrees on whim is despotism Rejecting every certainty but one's own iszealotry, and issuing contradictorydecrees on whim is despotism Last stated 11 years ago 12 Oct 2015 KS Kathryn Schulz — holds since 2015-10-12 — tap for who they are Same subject: Disbelieving a church ruling on a matter of fact is not heresy, though it may be presumptuous, because on facts that authority is not infallible — tap to centre the map on it Disbelieving a church ruling on amatter of fact is not heresy, thoughit may be presumptuous, because onfacts that authority is notinfallible Last stated 370 years ago 23 Jan 1657 BP Blaise Pascal — holds since 1657-01-23 — tap for who they are Same subject: Another soul can provoke me but not instruct me; I must find what it says true in myself or reject it — tap to centre the map on it Another soul can provoke me but notinstruct me; I must find what itsays true in myself or reject it Last stated 188 years ago 15 Jul 1838 RE Ralph Waldo Emerson — holds since 1838-07-15 — tap for who they are Same subject: Both force and fraud are unworthy of humans, but fraud is the more contemptible — tap to centre the map on it Both force and fraud are unworthy ofhumans, but fraud is the morecontemptible CI Cicero — holds since c. 45–44 BCE — tap for who they are Same subject: Whoever has doubt or disquiet in the heart is secretly a denier and a philosopher — tap to centre the map on it Whoever has doubt or disquiet in theheart is secretly a denier and aphilosopher RU Rumi — holds since c. 1258–1273 — tap for who they are Same subject: Rulers who are wise and good take pleasure in their parks; those who are not cannot enjoy them — tap to centre the map on it Rulers who are wise and good takepleasure in their parks; those whoare not cannot enjoy them ME Mencius — holds since c. 400–301 BCE — tap for who they are Same subject: Piety founded on reason and truth is secure; piety founded on feeling and inclination will not last — tap to centre the map on it Piety founded on reason and truth issecure; piety founded on feeling andinclination will not last MA Mary Astell — holds since c. 1694–1697 — tap for who they are
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At the centre Rejecting every certainty but one's own is zealotry, and issuing contradictory decrees on whim is despotism Last stated 12 Oct 2015 · 11 years ago Holds Kathryn Schulz Read this korrent →