TA51, Response 10, Karl Jaspers Forum

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Mr. Pivnicki's comments (TA51) to Mr. Muller and Mr. Moore are appreciated, but also intriguing enough for me to ask a question.

Question: At the conclusion of your comment 9 you state that both H. Muller and Edward Moore end as "Theosebes" -- fearing God, wanting us to join them ... and "Being with them ... we might." The mind -- at least mine -- has a tendency to conclude something even if data is insufficient. Are "Theosebes" wanta-be or bonified theosephers? Is there a hint here that there are several -- KJF contributors -- theosophists (teaching about God and the world based on mystical insight etc.), that is, members of a theosophical society or some secret similar society?

Because this is a Philosophically orientated forum (Karl Jaspers) it would be well to know whether there are group or gang-like forces that are responding to individualistic and independent thinking. Thank you.

Back Main	CLARIFICATION QUESTION by Glenn C. Wood, 4 September 2002, posted 17 September 2002 TA51, Response 10 (to C9 by Pivnicki)	PDF file
Site map	email me . Mr. Pivnicki's comments (TA51) to Mr. Muller and Mr. Moore are appreciated, but also intriguing enough for me to ask a question. Question: At the conclusion of your comment 9 you state that both H. Muller and Edward Moore end as "Theosebes" -- fearing God, wanting us to join them ... and "Being with them ... we might." The mind -- at least mine -- has a tendency to conclude something even if data is insufficient. Are "Theosebes" wanta-be or bonified theosephers? Is there a hint here that there are several -- KJF contributors -- theosophists (teaching about God and the world based on mystical insight etc.), that is, members of a theosophical society or some secret similar society? Because this is a Philosophically orientated forum (Karl Jaspers) it would be well to know whether there are group or gang-like forces that are responding to individualistic and independent thinking. Thank you.


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