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Re: Hegel, philosophy of history and the eonic model by Nemonemini 17 August 2002 03:29 UTC |
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I noticed that Luke Rondinaro's very interesting little essay seemed suddenly
to exclaim about Hegelian Geist.
I dislike Hegel bashing, but...; And I note the eonic introduction
specifically disallows the use of the term 'god' in the eonic model. Whether
that includes 'geist' I didn't say, but since that is something else, and
Hegel may have been an atheist (or not), the question is a non-starter.
The problem is that Hegel saw clearly that there is something strange about
history, a fact obvious from the eonic effect. Look at the Axial Age
confusion, and the hard data in spite of that confusion.
No normal causal system is going to be able to deal with that. Just as Hegel
warned.
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