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Meta-narrative

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I'm not talking about opinions, pay attention.

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Saying there is a meta-narrative, an all-encompassing truth of all things, and saying
there isn't; are both statements that would apply to all things and everyone.

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@vistesd2 said
@KellyJay

Okay, you clearly don't understand anything I've said. And you have your own personal definition of meta-narrative. Fine.
You didn't say anything contrary to what I was talking about; if you did, I did miss it.

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@fmf said
All either of us is doing is sharing our subjective opinions. You "know" whatever you claim to "know" in the same way as my Muslim neighbours "know" what they claim to "know" and so on and so forth.
I get you like speculating and never drawing a conclusion; you cannot be wrong
doing that unless knowing the truth is important.

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Neither did I, you are reading things into even the smallest comments that are not
there.

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The truth that is reality as it is is all-encompassing; we are in it, and our opinions
about it can line up with it or not. We do logic because logic can be done; we do
science because science can be done; neither of those could be if it were not for
the truth that is everywhere is understandable in all things. If the universe were
not set up so that it is understandable, we could not grasp anything at all.


@kellyjay said
I'm not talking about opinions, pay attention.
Of course you are.

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