By Schubert Ogden
The Notebooks of Schubert Ogden
No belief, not even a true belief, is a necessary condition -- and so constitutive -- of authentic existence.
The most that any belief can be is representative of authentic existence.
Still, the difference between being representative of authentic existence and being misrepresentative of it remains -- and it is an important difference.
The point is only that that it cannot be so important as to be in some way a necessary condition of authentic existence, and so constitutive of it.
11 December 2006
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