Guest guest Posted February 22, 2006 Report Share Posted February 22, 2006 Posted by Yaduraja on Feb 21, 2006: Dear Ramakanta Prabhu, PAMHO, AGTSP, You wrote: > Srila Prabhupada said: > "As the Vedanta-sutra (2.1.11) declares, tarkapratisthanat: 'Logical > reasoning is inconclusive.'" (NBS 74, purport) > > And at www.dictionary.com "speculation" is described as "reasoning based > on inconclusive evidence." > > So when you wrote "This is just simple logic", you actually said "This is > just simple speculation". Does this answer your question? You have simply repeated your claim that I have speculated. But you have not explained how my statement ‘that you must accept ISKCON gurus as authorised’ is incorrect. I based my assumption on your statement that Harikesa is your diksa guru. I am not speculating, therefore, about the nature of the absolute truth (the subject of the quote) I am drawing a logical conclusion from a statement you made about your spiritual authority. Therefore your quote is irrelevant. As they say 'a little knowledge is a dangerous thing'. I can give you quotes showing logic is vital. Without logic how can any sort of rational discussion continue? And of course you contradict yourself yet again on methodology since you you have 'speculated' that I cannot prove point a) just because I have yet to address your latest argument: > “Thus you confirmed that this is unproven.” Thus you have optimistically drawn a conclusion (or if I had done it you would no doubt claim ‘speculated’) from something I have yet to address and have never ‘confirmed’, so surely you will allow me the tiny luxury of basing my conclusion on what you DID state. That Harikesa is your diksa guru. So please explain how my conclusion was incorrect. Please do not simply repeat the accusation as you have just done, which is simply another tactic you frequently use to avoid answering difficult questions. Best wishes Ys Yadu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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