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Iscritto dal: Oct 2009
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L'hai letto su youtube?
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Iscritto dal: Dec 2006
Città: Trapani (TP)
Messaggi: 3098
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Se vogliamo approfondire possiamo dire che ci sono dei valori "condivisibili" a tutti, ma sono il minimo comune multiplo di TUTTE le possibili culture, e quindi parliamo di pochissima roba.
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A casa ho almeno sette PC, in firma non ci stanno
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Iscritto dal: Aug 2001
Città: Berghem Haven
Messaggi: 13526
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Quello era un banale controesempio usando un ateo al posto di un cristiano. Ultima modifica di lowenz : 28-10-2009 alle 19:09. |
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#324 |
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Iscritto dal: Aug 2006
Città: Paris
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Città: Berghem Haven
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Iscritto dal: Oct 2009
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Te, come miliardi di altre persone, non ti sei nemmeno mai accorto della geniale ironia che unisce due principi così apparentemente inconciliabili, ragione e rivelazione, a una stessa origine accidentale: la mela. |
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Città: Paris
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Città: Berghem Haven
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Iscritto dal: Oct 2009
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uhm, non sai o non vuoi rispondere. Fa niente. |
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Città: Berghem Haven
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Iscritto dal: Aug 2002
Città: SaTuRn
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Città: Berghem Haven
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Città: SaTuRn
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#334 |
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Iscritto dal: Aug 2001
Città: Berghem Haven
Messaggi: 13526
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Cmq io non capisco proprio chi dice che qualcuno si inventi tutto apposta
![]() http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother_Teresa Her philosophy and implementation have faced some criticism. David Scott wrote that Mother Teresa limited herself to keeping people alive rather than tackling poverty itself.[33] She has also been criticized for her view on suffering: according to an article in the Alberta Report, she felt that suffering would bring people closer to Jesus.[34] The quality of care offered to terminally ill patients in the Homes for the Dying has been criticised in the medical press, notably The Lancet and the British Medical Journal, which reported the reuse of hypodermic needles, poor living conditions, including the use of cold baths for all patients, and an approach to illness and suffering that precluded the use of many elements of modern medical care, such as systematic diagnosis.[35] Dr. Robin Fox, editor of The Lancet, described the medical care as "haphazard", as volunteers without medical knowledge had to take decisions about patient care, because of the lack of doctors. He observed that her order did not distinguish between curable and incurable patients, so that people who could otherwise survive would be at risk of dying from infections and lack of treatment.[36] The spending of the charity money received has been criticized by some. Christopher Hitchens and the German magazine Stern have said Mother Teresa did not focus donated money on alleviating poverty or improving the conditions of her hospices, but on opening new convents and increasing missionary work.[47] Additionally, the sources of some donations accepted have been criticized. Mother Teresa accepted donations from the autocratic and corrupt Duvalier family in Haiti, and openly praised them. She also accepted 1.4 million dollars from Charles Keating, involved in the fraud and corruption scheme known as the Keating Five scandal, and supported him before and after his arrest. The Deputy District Attorney for Los Angeles, Paul Turley, wrote to Mother Teresa asking her to return the donated money to the people Keating had stolen from, one of whom was "a poor carpenter". The donated money was not accounted for, and Turley did not receive a reply.[48] Colette Livermore, a former Missionary of Charity, describes her reasons for leaving the order in her book Hope Endures: Leaving Mother Teresa, Losing Faith, and Searching for Meaning. Livermore found what she called Mother Theresa's "theology of suffering" to be flawed, despite being a good and courageous person. Though Mother Theresa instructed her followers on the importance of spreading the Gospel through actions rather than theological lessons, Livermore could not reconcile this with some of the practices of the organization. Examples she gives include unnecessarily refusing to help the needy when they approached the nuns at the wrong time according to the prescribed schedule, discouraging nuns from seeking medical training to deal with the illnesses they encountered (with the justification that God empowers the weak and ignorant), and imposition of "unjust" punishments, such as being transferred away from friends. Livermore says that the Missionaries of Charity "infantilized" its nuns by prohibiting the reading of secular books and newspapers, and emphasizing obedience over independent thinking and problem-solving.[49] Sono fatti eh, altro che giocare sul relativismo brutto e cattivo che scinde fatto da valore ![]() Ovviamente i numeri sono i riferimenti.....non è roba inventata. |
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Iscritto dal: Oct 2009
Messaggi: 26
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Comunque quella della mela fu una storiella escogitata da Voltaire. Lo scopo era trovare una credibile giustificazione che permettesse al nascente movimento illuminista di attribuirsi i meriti che erano in realtà degli antichi scienziati ellenistici (i cui libri erano da poco giunti in loro possesso). Basterebbe notare che - nel 700 - i fari venivano chiamati "torri newtoniane", sigh. |
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Iscritto dal: Jun 2007
Messaggi: 9934
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A proposito, ti sei lamentato tanto che non ottenevi una risposta, adesso che l'hai ricevuta: Quote:
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E magari pure Leibniz! ![]() Smettiamola, BASTA CAZZATE! |
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#338 |
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Iscritto dal: Jul 2006
Messaggi: 1022
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oh cavolo , e la mela di Turing allora ?!
però un pochino c'ha ragione , ci sono sempre le mele di mezzo ,mai una volta che ti capiti una bella pera oppure che so ... una succosa pesca , un cocomero , una noce di cocco
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