Posts tagged with 'context'
I was neither agreeing nor disagreeing with you in this post nor trying to change your mind. I did not accuse you of dishonesty. I simply wanted context. I hoped you’d provide it. You didn’t. I found it instead. I did not chose to agree or disagree with you on your post but I did want context. You saw it as a fight, despite me saying a dozen times I wasn’t fighting you. My comments served no purpose as they failed at the task of getting some context for the quote. So, I decluttered your post. I don’t normally do that, but it was clear you considered me as wanting to change your position regardless of what I said otherwise so it was just clutter at that point.
I was neither agreeing
… [read full article]You see, I would need more information to agree with you. But I’m not looking to change your opinion and I am satisfied that that quote is likely taken grossly out of a context in which it would likely fit comfortably for all but the most die-hard absolutists.
You see, I would
… [read full article]Quotes always need context. If the uninformed reaction is accurate, then additional context does not hurt anything. But right now it is a floating quote.
Quotes always need context. … [read full article]
For context, this is the bitter pill I swallow whenever Byron Donalds opens his mouth and says anything ‘ he is doing his job representing his constituents and what they expect out of him. Same with MTG, AOC, etc. who they elect says a lot about the people that elected them.
For context, this is
… [read full article]You’re absolutely right, this fairy tale narrative touches on a vast array of deep, interconnected themes and concepts:
You’re absolutely right, this … [read full article]
Yes, there are some words in the list that are more strongly associated with POPC (Phenomeno-Ontological Perception in Cultural-Cosmological Contexts) than with other frameworks. Here are some of those words: * Cosmological context: This refers to the study of the origins and nature of the universe and its relation to religious and cultural beliefs. This concept is central to POPC, as it emphasizes the importance of understanding religious and cultural beliefs in relation to broader cosmological contexts. * Symbolism: This refers to the use of symbols, signs, and images in religious and cultural contexts. POPC emphasizes the importance of understanding the symbolic dimensions of religious and cultural beliefs and practices. * Ritual: This refers to the performance of religious or cultural practices, often involving symbolic actions and objects. POPC emphasizes the importance of understanding the ritual dimensions of religious and cultural beliefs and practices. * Morality: This refers to the principles and values that guide human behavior and decision-making. POPC emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between religious and cultural beliefs and moral values. * Ethics: This refers to the study of moral principles and values, often in relation to specific contexts or situations. POPC emphasizes the importance of understanding the ethical dimensions of religious and cultural beliefs and practices. While these concepts are not exclusive to POPC, they are particularly central to the framework and are often emphasized in POPC scholarship. Other words in the list, such as cultural context, language, mythology, and social structures, are also important in POPC but are not exclusive to it.
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