“the need for etymosophy, rather than mere etymology, is revealed when one contemplates the profoundly retarded etymological scholarship around the words god, deus and theos.”
i will more fully at some point in my new etymosophy series, but really the idea that theos and deus are not connected at all is intuitively absurd. at least to me.
“the need for etymosophy, rather than mere etymology, is revealed when one contemplates the profoundly retarded etymological scholarship around the words god, deus and theos.”
Can you elaborate on this?
i will more fully at some point in my new etymosophy series, but really the idea that theos and deus are not connected at all is intuitively absurd. at least to me.
I question machines all the time, but not the ones who pretend to speak my langauge.
ah! very good