Soren wrote on Nov 2
nd, 2015 at 7:24pm:
Karnal wrote on Nov 2
nd, 2015 at 6:36pm:
There’s no such thing as "progressivism", Mistie. The closest we have is Hegel, who was a proto-conservative. Hegel first use the notion of progress to show history moving towards an end-point.
Mind you, Hegel inspired Marx, so there you have it. "Progressives".
The owl of Minerva flies only at the dusk.

"I work with families". PB Ignorant PB, just thick and blinkered and unlettered. As if Hegel invented teleology (end point). How stupid can you be????
You are stupid and loud and ignorant, PB. You think you can get away with bluster.
Redemptive religions came up with the idea of straightening the wheel of life, turning the eternal recurrence of nature into a straight line pointing to Redemption, to an end point.
ONLY redemptive religions turn the circle of nature into a line that leads to an end-point - of redemption.
Oh, you are a naughty old boy. I do like you so.
Redemptive religions, eh?
Judaism has no "end point", but it started the monotheistic tradition. The end point in Western thought is an invention of Aristotle,. Hegel references Aristotle. Aristotle is pre-Christian.
And you’ve a clogged bottom.
Redemption is teleology and it is the idea that straightens the eternal circle of recurrence of the natural world, PB. Teleology is the moral answer to the the eternal natural, mindless recurrence.
I am fVkken amazed that you have heard it here first.