somnium_in_tenebris
Sleeping With Ghosts
- Jun 11, 2002
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@Siderea it's my fault cos i explained in a haste(i was late for my rendez-vous )
I meant that there are different angles,from which one can regard an issue.One angle (that represent complete perfection),is the one of Plato,that talked about the World of Ideas,in which every object,every meaning existed in its finest&ideal form.and he said that what we,people see,is but shadows of these "perfect" objects of the World of Ideas.
So,sex,as a natural act by itself,stripped from anything else,is a blessed act,not immoral at all,cos its the reason we all live here.(that is the platonic aspect,the perfect version of things)
The "realistic" version of things tho,suggests that as sex is bound with Man(its an instinct),it shall follow human standards.and humans become corrupted when they gain power.big fish eats the smaller one.then i said that if humans were created as balanced and pre-programed beings(no power of thinking,of desiring,of being corrupted),we would all think the same,have the same intentions,all be equal,everything "perfect",we would all live in the world of Ideas(Paradise).
but because we live on earth and humans need a leash,cos them nature knows no limit(greed),laws and "morals" were created by the "wiser" ones and human nature was restricted,in order to prevent self-destruction and form communities.
that is why sex is "immoral",its one of the restrictions in human nature,laws are better than the old days but still there are big gaps that allow monstrosities...
i am against total freedom(it never did no good),but i am for "promotion" of healthy human relationships,love between men and women,promotion of sexual education in schools(those taboos must be abolished)and promotion of harmonic family planning.
and yeah,ok,trying to explain,again i wrote a sociology text damn
@siderea i hope i covered you now
@mehdi i think ancient philosophers are more timely and all time classics than most recent thinkers and in the particular situation Plato fit.
I meant that there are different angles,from which one can regard an issue.One angle (that represent complete perfection),is the one of Plato,that talked about the World of Ideas,in which every object,every meaning existed in its finest&ideal form.and he said that what we,people see,is but shadows of these "perfect" objects of the World of Ideas.
So,sex,as a natural act by itself,stripped from anything else,is a blessed act,not immoral at all,cos its the reason we all live here.(that is the platonic aspect,the perfect version of things)
The "realistic" version of things tho,suggests that as sex is bound with Man(its an instinct),it shall follow human standards.and humans become corrupted when they gain power.big fish eats the smaller one.then i said that if humans were created as balanced and pre-programed beings(no power of thinking,of desiring,of being corrupted),we would all think the same,have the same intentions,all be equal,everything "perfect",we would all live in the world of Ideas(Paradise).
but because we live on earth and humans need a leash,cos them nature knows no limit(greed),laws and "morals" were created by the "wiser" ones and human nature was restricted,in order to prevent self-destruction and form communities.
that is why sex is "immoral",its one of the restrictions in human nature,laws are better than the old days but still there are big gaps that allow monstrosities...
i am against total freedom(it never did no good),but i am for "promotion" of healthy human relationships,love between men and women,promotion of sexual education in schools(those taboos must be abolished)and promotion of harmonic family planning.
and yeah,ok,trying to explain,again i wrote a sociology text damn
@siderea i hope i covered you now
@mehdi i think ancient philosophers are more timely and all time classics than most recent thinkers and in the particular situation Plato fit.