Posted by Lou Pilder on November 20, 2006, at 19:37:00
In reply to Re: Lou's response to aspects of gg's post, posted by Jost on November 20, 2006, at 16:18:55
Jost,
You wrote,[...Lou,...rules..serious enough..principles of governess...if you do..makes me worry..he and the deputies..arn't prepared..in that sort of analysis of the {text}...],[...the Talmudic method...].
The Talmudic method is IMO a very good method for to >study< a {text}. A {text} is generally a work of some sort in writing and the study is usually of the original or best copy of the work. The work is usually from an authority.
As to if Psycho-Babble represents a {text}, and could be studied, I think that it can be seen that way depending on what one is studying in the pages of what is printed.
So if one is studying the pages as a {text}, then a method of study by the student could be used. The {method} is one that each individual student uses that they prefer. One such method is the Talmudic method. I find no fault with the Talmudic method for it is used by scholars since ancient times and is used today.
The Talmudic method is used by many to learn what is in {scripture}. I do not consider the pages here to be scripture, but I do see where the Talmudic method could be used to understand a particular way of {thinking} that may be promulgated in the pages by the rules of the owner and how those rules are applied, or not applied, by the owner and his deputies. The Talmudic method is used to study to find out meaning. I rejoice in finding meaning in any venue.
Lou
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