I figured that was a typo because I wasn’t pointing out that you were supporting your point. I did provide the links you asked for. I didn’t even derail the conversation to point out that you think philosophy is a science. It’s not, in a traditional sense. But it does highlight some fundamentals of why these concepts are difficult for you. You’ll want to see or believe what you want, even if it’s to intentionally miss the point apparently. Like I said, good luck to you.
Ah! Admittedly I didn’t look at the second two links. You gave no description of what they were. I simply looked at the first and assumed the others were in the same vein.
And I was essentially correct in thinking you included the epistemology in the definitions of Believe and Accept. You could have simply said as much. And with those definitions you are correct.
I also didn’t realize Epistemology was considered an area of philosophy, not science. Thank you.
Now I see where you’re coming from and I appreciate that. Thank you.
I figured that was a typo because I wasn’t pointing out that you were supporting your point. I did provide the links you asked for. I didn’t even derail the conversation to point out that you think philosophy is a science. It’s not, in a traditional sense. But it does highlight some fundamentals of why these concepts are difficult for you. You’ll want to see or believe what you want, even if it’s to intentionally miss the point apparently. Like I said, good luck to you.
Ah! Admittedly I didn’t look at the second two links. You gave no description of what they were. I simply looked at the first and assumed the others were in the same vein.
And I was essentially correct in thinking you included the epistemology in the definitions of Believe and Accept. You could have simply said as much. And with those definitions you are correct.
I also didn’t realize Epistemology was considered an area of philosophy, not science. Thank you.
Now I see where you’re coming from and I appreciate that. Thank you.