Aristotle and Positivism

Aristotle's Positivism
Positivism is a philosophy which is attributed to the ancient philosopher, Aristotle, which states that any logical reasoning must take into account or include sense experience and the positive values of Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness, Intuition, Love, Logic, Values, meaningful happiness, pleasure, individual freewill or autonomy, metaphysics, philosophy, very good food, clothing, home, education, self-actualization, recreation, entertainment, vacations, transportation, health care, and dental care. The alleged positivism of Auguste Comte is a fraud.

Who is a Sarphaedic Jew?

A Sarphaedic Jew is a Caananite Greek, or Acacaen, who holds of the House of Seth, also known as the House of Greece. Seth son of Adam son of God. Seth is the only surviving son of Adam and Eve. It is said that Seth was born in the Garden of Eden after Eve had taken the Fall into Original Sin after being tempted by the Serpent, or Satan. but, before Adam had taken the Fall. Thus, Seth was conceived and born in the Garden of Eden by his Father Adam who did not have Original Sin, and by his mother Eve, who did have Original Sin. Thus, Seth was born with modified original sin such that Seth could only commit a venial or minor sin and not a mortal sin, and not a cardinal sin. Thus, Seth, and those following of him in the House of Seth, have Wisdom, Intuition, and Reason, which are good and not evil. Thus, Sethians are know as Sarphaedic Jews, Greek Jews, Pagan Jews, Canaanite Greeks, Sauducee Greeks, Suaducee Jews, Druid Greeks, and Waziri. Sarphaedic Jews, also known as Sauducee Greeks or Sauducee Jews, are not bound by Jewish Law, and thus are not bound by the Law of Moses and are not bound by the Law of Abraham. Instead, Sarphaedic Jews, also known as Sauducee Jews or Sauducee Greeks, are bound by Sheriff's Law, the Law of Logic, also known as Greek Law or natural law, and thus are bound by the rule that they are not to engage in sophistry, that is, actions or statements or arguments which involve a logical fallacy, where, a logical fallacy occurs where a logical contradiction is involved, such as, A and not A, existing in the same time and in the same place.

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The Story of Er in Plato's Republic

The Story of Er, in Plato's Republic, involves a factual account by Plato, on the lips of Socrates, about Er, a Warrior who had apparently had a Near Death Experience, and described the afterlife, which involved Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory, and, reincarnational planning for a person's next life. This is historically significant because it is the first Near Death Experience account that has been recorded, and, it precedes the birth of Christ by thousands of years. Thus, the Story of Er affirms life after death, Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory, the existence of the immortal soul, and the validity of reincarnation. Heaven and Hell are specifically referred to in the account, and the place being observed by Er is clearly Purgatory.

The above text is the Story of Er, found in an out of print translantion of Plato's Republic, which is told on the lips of Socrates.

The Only Valid Authority is a Reasonable Authority

Following Aristotelian Logic, it is a fallacious or false way of arguing to appeal to an authority, as such. You see, there is nothing to guarantee that a particular authority is telling you anything that is logically valid or reasonable. Thus, the only valid authority is a reasonable authority, and, you must determine in each individual case whether or not the authority is being reasonable or not. The foregoing is consistent with the Natural Law tradition descried by Grotius, and which is affirmed by the Pope, and the Catholic King, King Louis of France, and the Lutheran protestant King, King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden. As Grotius tells us, every person, without exception, has a Natural Right, based on Natural Law, of Liberty and Property. This parallels the Philosopher John Locke, who stated that every person, without exception, has a Natural Right of Life, Liberty, and Property, and is also consitent with the Declaration of Independence with states that every person, without exception, has a Natural Right to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. Given, the foregoing, it is clear that as a matter of Natural Right, each person can never be required to follow an unreasonable authority.