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Bridges to Autonomy; Paradoxes in Teaching and Learning, by Matt Silliman and David Kenneth Johnson (click on book for more information)
Plato's Dialogues
Welcome to Matt Silliman's Skeptiblog
Though all posts are open to all visitors, this semester's posts will mostly pertain to my Plato's Dialogues course.
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Bridges to Autonomy; Paradoxes in Teaching and Learning, by Matt Silliman and David Kenneth Johnson (click on book for more information)
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Coming from Satan, however, couldn't one argue that this is an argument against relativism? (As immoral actions, by nature, oppose a truthful mode of judgement- and what Satan does is inherently wrong?)
Nice -- it would be appropriate on that account for devils to be epistemologically muddled as well as morally venal. I always thought relativism was satanic.
I'd have to agree with you that relativism can be Satanic, definitely. Also, it's important to note that in Christianity, Satan knows what he's doing is wrong, and is just trying to "take others down with him."
Is it possible that he is using the truth relativism as a vehicle?
Yes, that was all facetious.
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