Runge wrote, in part: "our fallen, sinful logic is ambiguous or
uncertain, relative, and incomplete. This means that human reason is
absolutely inconsistent, or eternally false."
I don't see that the second follows, even if the first be true.
There are a number of things I am quite sure of -- on the basis of my
"human reason." Yes -- that
I'd bet my life on.
Anyone who has ever got aboard an elevator has done likewise.
Anyone who has ever experienced, as I have, a marriage of
many decades, has done likewise.
Anyone who has ever eaten food prepared by a faceless chef in
a restaurant has done likewise.
Etc. etc.
Runge also wrote: " Einstein's theory of gravity is a relative theory,
and not an absolute one (logically)."
Actually, Einstein's theory is one of invariance.
Burgy (John Burgeson)
www.Burgy.50megs.com
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