Thou Art That
It started out as a joke comment about a joke. Thank G-d for secular humanism. You’re welcome. PG got to thinking, and wondered what the punch line was. Is there a difference between G-d and man?
In “Zen and the art of motorcycle repair” the author contends that the division of G-d and man, subject and object, is the dirty work of Aristotle. PG is not philosophically grounded enough to know, but suspects that unity is better than division. Is the earth a unified whole, “thou art that”?
Now, the truth just might be that G-d is separate from man. While unity may sound appealing, it might not be the way things operate. Just because a belief makes you happy does not mean that it is true.
If there is a division between G-d and man, then where does the boundary lie?
Pictures are from the “Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library”. Margaret Mitchell was not eating at the Krystal.
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