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From contingency to destiny

“To make a declaration of love is to move on from the event- encounter to embark on a construction of truth. The chance nature of the encounter morphs into the assumption of a beginning. And often what starts there lasts so long, is so charged with novelty and experience of the world that in retrospect […]

love as truth via difference

“My own philosophical view is attempting to say that love cannot be reduced to any of these approximations and is a quest for truth. What kind of truth? you will ask. I mean truth in relation to something quite precise: what kind of world does one see when one experiences it from the point of […]

love’s enemy

“Selfishness, not any rival, is love’s enemy. One could say: my love’s main enemy, the one I must defeat, is not the other, it is myself, the “myself” that prefers identity to difference, that prefers to impose its world against the world re-constructed through the filter of difference.” Alain Badiou from In Praise of Love

the sin of objectifying metaphysics

“Every attempt to read revelation as a teaching on the nature and attributes of God falls into the same error of representational thought—the sin of objectifying metaphysics— against which we are called to recover the hearing of Being.” Gianni Vattimo After Christianty

the rebirth of the sacred

“…the end of metaphysics (the belief in an order of being as stable, necessary, and objectively knowable foundation) is accompanied in contemporary thought and social practice by the death of the moral God, namely the God of philosophers. The end of metaphysics, however, is also and above all the rebirth of the sacred in its […]