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Translator of contemporary French philosophy (Guattari, Simondon, Laruelle); blog writer @ Fractal Ontology; podcast co-author of @Theory_talk with Joe Weissman

Georgia, USA
m.soundcloud.com/theory-talk
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    1. ThePurpleDrazi‏ @ThePurpleDrazi 6 Dec 2017

      @tadkins613 .. Sorry for cutting our conversation short there but I thought it might be better if we took this more 1:1 instead of spamming everyone's timelines. For the record, I am actually a Muslim and not a Christian. Different Theology all together.

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      Taylor Adkins‏ @tadkins613 6 Dec 2017
      Replying to @ThePurpleDrazi

      That’s ok. We are talking monotheism. I recommend looking at someone like Averroes if you are interested. He sparks a move away from nature-as-God-wills to God-made-nature-according-to-laws

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        2. ThePurpleDrazi‏ @ThePurpleDrazi 6 Dec 2017
          Replying to @tadkins613

          I WOULD suggest though that you not pain Islam in the same brush as the other Monotheistic religions as some do cause while it may share a similar root as xtianity and Judaism, it is a FAR different theology than anything those two currently have.

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        3. ThePurpleDrazi‏ @ThePurpleDrazi 6 Dec 2017
          Replying to @ThePurpleDrazi @tadkins613

          My suggestion is to Read the Quranic text (if you want to) to get a better sense of where I am coming from.

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        2. ThePurpleDrazi‏ @ThePurpleDrazi 6 Dec 2017
          Replying to @tadkins613

          Averroes (or Ibin Rushd as he is known in Arabic) did not (as some in the west think) preclude God's will in the creation and running of nature, he only argued that the laws of nature are of his will.

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        3. Taylor Adkins‏ @tadkins613 6 Dec 2017
          Replying to @ThePurpleDrazi

          He argued against thinking God willed the things to be what they are when they happen (transcendent explanation). He argued laws of nature follow from God’s will (immanent principle).

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        4. ThePurpleDrazi‏ @ThePurpleDrazi 6 Dec 2017
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          Yes, it's a common belief of Islam backed by the Quranic text. What isn't part of Islamic belief is the idea that God did a "Set-it-and-forget-it" move on existence. in which he creates existence then let's it run by itself.

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        5. Taylor Adkins‏ @tadkins613 6 Dec 2017
          Replying to @ThePurpleDrazi

          No of course not, that is Enlightenment Deism, God is unalienated cause unexhausted in the effect, absolutely infinite expression...do you recommend a particular English translation of the Quaran?

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        6. ThePurpleDrazi‏ @ThePurpleDrazi 6 Dec 2017
          Replying to @tadkins613

          hmmm ... not sure .. never really examine many .. let me ask around and get back to you.

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        7. Taylor Adkins‏ @tadkins613 6 Dec 2017
          Replying to @ThePurpleDrazi

          Would love one as a scholarly addition with Arabic linguistic analysis

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        8. ThePurpleDrazi‏ @ThePurpleDrazi 6 Dec 2017
          Replying to @tadkins613

          Well .. that is a tall order .. Arabic is an FAR more subtle and nuanced language than English is. Capturing these nuances is a really hard task. But I will check and see what some might recommend for scholarly study.

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