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what's the harm of atheism?

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Minnemooseus
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08-10-2011 1:46 AM 		Reply to: Message 5 by Dennis Markuze
08-10-2011 1:15 AM

Herbert Marcuse
OK, I'm changing clothes so to speak, out of the administrative costume. Still the same person.
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I just did a quick skim of the Herbert Marcuse article at Wikipedia. Seems to have been a pretty nice guy. He seems to have had at least some liking for the thoughts of Karl Marx.
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So, what aspect of Marcuse's philosophy are you finding to be so interesting?
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Minnemooseus
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Dennis's (sane) messages 3 and 5, preserved in case of future editing -
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ok. keep the other one there and get rid of this one!
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thanks
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i'll tell you this much... everything is explained in the works of HERBERT MARCUSE....
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Minnemooseus
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06-27-2017 8:09 PM 		Reply to: Message 5 by Dennis Markuze
08-10-2011 1:15 AM

re: Herbert Marcuse - Bump for superuniverse
Dennis Markuze writes:
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'll tell you this much... everything is explained in the works of HERBERT MARCUSE....
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So, superuniverse (apparently Dennis Marcuze), what is it you like about Herbert Marcuse, other that his name being similar?
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