| 20 Jan 2021 |
 Dr. Robinson | https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/The-language-of-the-goddess-%3A-unearthing-the-hidden-Gimbutas/13cc24f2673312a7faa7416fc779a7f830e3c575 | 15:13:49 |
| Dr. Robinson | https://youtu.be/BRV8EiXS_q4 | 15:15:59 |
| Dr. Robinson | https://youtu.be/BMbGf1HGaSg | 15:18:31 |
 86ul | In reply to @goodfellowpuch:matrix.org
https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/The-language-of-the-goddess-%3A-unearthing-the-hidden-Gimbutas/13cc24f2673312a7faa7416fc779a7f830e3c575 Interesting website, thanks for sharing | 15:50:31 |
| Dr. Robinson | http://churchandstate.org.uk/2016/04/the-dark-side-of-christian-history-the-inquisition-and-slavery/ | 16:02:17 |
| Dr. Robinson | Download The Dark Side of Christian History.pdf | 16:03:33 |
| Dr. Robinson | In reply to 86ul
Therefore: God = metaphor > God = X True enough, but I do think the metaphor chosen makes a difference to the ethos of the culture | 16:06:45 |
| Dr. Robinson | 
Download The lush Willendorf Goddess shows that humans revered the Goddess as long as 30,000 years __b_ (the stone age)_ For many years, she was the oldest sacred art piece we had found.jpeg | 16:10:49 |
| Dr. Robinson | * True enough, but I do think the metaphor chosen makes a difference to the ethos of the culture | 16:24:06 |
 Grace Miller | anyone watching the inauguration? | 16:26:05 |
| Dr. Robinson | Grace Miller: no but I intend to shortly thank you for reminding me | 16:30:56 |
| Grace Miller | Yup | 16:32:36 |
| 86ul | In reply to Dr. Robinson
True enough, but I do think the metaphor chosen makes a difference to the ethos of the culture Indeed, therefore I suggest to listen to the other, where we are foreigners to them, instead of the other way around like the colonists did... | 16:52:05 |
| 86ul | In reply to @86ul:privacytools.io
Because everyone experience the same God in his/her own context, describing his/her own expression, it is possible to 'hermeneut back' to God. With their own words, in their own philosophy, within their own context... ... to use "their own words, in their own philosophy, with-in their own context" in trying to decipher what they mean with God. | 16:53:29 |
| 86ul | * Indeed, therefore I suggest to listen to the other, where we are foreigners to them, instead of the other way around like the colonists did... | 16:54:19 |
|  jmainusch joined the room. | 18:15:45 |
 EuphoniumJoe | Music is a moral law. It gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness, and life to everything. It is the essence of order, and leads to all that is good, just and beautiful, of which it is the invisible, but nevertheless dazzling, passionate, and eternal form | 19:04:49 |
| Dr. Robinson | Are these your words Joe? They are beautiful and elegant! | 19:14:44 |
| EuphoniumJoe | no not my word | 19:15:55 |
| EuphoniumJoe | sadly | 19:16:07 |
| EuphoniumJoe | haha | 19:16:11 |
| Dr. Robinson | In Plato God is the most perfect form of the beautiful, the true and the good | 19:16:18 |
| EuphoniumJoe | yeah | 19:16:30 |
| EuphoniumJoe | my class is switch rn. im sorry | 19:16:38 |
| EuphoniumJoe | have to go bye | 19:16:42 |
| Dr. Robinson | In reply to @euphonium1:matrix.org
no not my word Work on it and you'll be able to write like this in time. | 19:16:47 |
| EuphoniumJoe | thank you! | 19:24:42 |
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| minh left the room. | 20:15:07 |
| 21 Jan 2021 |
| EuphoniumJoe | Dr. Robinson: you should visit a orchestra in live performance sometime | 01:50:08 |
