[lbo-talk] Review of Badiou's Number and Numbers

Chris Doss lookoverhere1 at yahoo.com
Mon Jul 27 18:20:25 PDT 2009


If you're refering to god, the medieval theologians did not conceive of god as a consciousness. God is strictly speaking inconceivable and can only be considered a consciousness (not that they would have used that term) analogously. This is a big deal in Aquinas.

--- On Mon, 7/27/09, Matthias Wasser <matthias.wasser at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Note that your poverty of imagination is hardly universal -
> the medieval
> theologians, for instance, had no difficulty concieving of
> such a
> consciousness.
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